Belief To A Monotheist: There Is Only One God

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A monotheist is one that believes that there is only one God. Monotheists usually share the religion of Christianity, Judaism, or Islam. I happen to share the religion of Christianity and believe that there is only one God. I’m going to prove that no other Gods exist except for one. For the atheist and the polytheist, I will show you why your belief is false, and why you should change your belief to a monotheistic belief. First, I want to start with the three reasons why I believe that there is only one God. My first reasons I believe that there is only one god is because of DNA and the earths equilibrium. Next, I believe that paranormal activity exists, and lastly the existence of the bible. DNA is a complex genetic code that defines every …show more content…
I believe that there are spiritual beings that are connected to a higher power. I believe that if there is a one god above all other beings then there will be spiritual beings under that one god. For ages people have claimed to see paranormal sightings. For the atheist how can generations of people claim to see the same sightings? Clearly there has to be a higher power involved. How do you explain people sighting angels and demons? How are demon possessions explained? If there are evil entities like demons, then with logic there must be good entities like angels. For the polytheist how do you explain angels and demons? The god and goddess would not of created entities lesser than them like angels and demons. They would want to be praised and not the angels or demons. Gods and goddess are given human emotions like happiness, anger, love, and jealousy. My question to a polytheist is that if there are many gods, then why aren’t they currently in a battling for the position of the main god. If you worshiped one god more than another god, wouldn’t the the god that’s getting worshiped less be jealous of the god that’s getting most worship? As human beings we are competitive and strive to be the best at what we do. If the different gods and goddesses are given human emotions, then they too would be in a constant battle to be the …show more content…
There is only god in existence and is above all other gods. In our society and our country there are many beliefs. Everyone has their own opinion on what they believe. In my opinion based on the evidence I have come up with there is only one belief that sounds logical, and that is monotheism. The universe is a vast environment. The galaxy did not appear out of thin air, instead it was created by an intelligent mind. For those who believe that if there’s a god then there would be no evil in this world, I’m here to say that that statement is incorrect. Just because there is a god does not mean evil shouldn’t exist. We as humans have free will. We choose to do evil in this world not god, and we are given the freedom to make our own choices good or bad. All my reasons I provided for you non believers is why I believe that there is only one god. DNA is too complex to be involved with evolution. Miracles happen everyday, and lastly there are scriptures dating back centuries claiming the existence of

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