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"If a desire exists, then a satisfaction for that desire must also exist" - C.S. Lewis

Some people say, “If there is no evidence, it is not real”.

But history has shown us that lack of evidence does not equal lack of existence.

Take the atom.

The idea that everything in the universe is made up of tiny, invisible particles began as a theory, amazingly proposed by Democritus around 400 BCE. He had no way to prove it. No scientific instruments of any sort. Just reasoning and imagination.

And for almost 2,000 years, the idea was ignored. Not because it was wrong, but because it couldn’t be proven. But once the tools finally caught up, it turned out Democritus had indeed been right. 

And this is where we believe the arguments of the atheist clearly fall short.

By claiming “God doesn’t exist because we haven’t proven it” overlooks the fact that countless things throughout history were real long before we had the means to prove they existed. Atoms. Germs. Gravity. None of them were invented because we had discovered them. They were already there, waiting to be found and understood.

So it seems, asking “Is God real?” isn’t a fool’s journey after all. It is the logical first step toward finding something we are not yet equipped to measure or understand, always with the hope that someday, we will.