Because of the problem of evil…
What about the problem of good? If there is a problem of evil there is also a problem of good.
Christianity answers it with free will, some reject this, without realizing that without free will, they are not free to reject or accept anything by their own argument, as Richard Dawkins say’s,
‘we are just DNA and dance to it’s music’ than he tries to make the case that he is correct, when he has already said that he’s no more than dancing to his DNA.
As another person put it
“I believe in God because I believe in free will. If all we are is matter, then all our actions are due to the laws of physics and random movements of particles. The concept of an immaterial soul allows for the possibility of free will. That’s what really allowed me to grab on to faith in God. I made the decision to decide that I had free will. If I am wrong, then nothing really matters and I can’t control my thoughts and ideas anyway.”
and I don’t know if I really believe in God the Father or in the Holy Trinity either…
Any particular reason that’s making you doubt their existence? or is it mainly as per below bad things that have happened or are happening in your life?
Im 39 and a convert to the Catholic Church. My Dad died 11 years ago and he was never a good example for me. And my parents divorced when I was 12. And I have same sex attraction too…and Ive lost a lot of faith in the catholic church because of bad examples of priests…but please keep me in your prayers…thank you…
If these are some of your reasons for disbelief, I would mention that there exists bad Doctors, Scientists etc, but because there are bad ones doesn’t mean we throw the study and practice of Medicine or Science in the bin.
I would also mention that Judas was also one of the twelve disciples and Christ himself was crucified, which in an ironic way, turns it upside down and makes the cross the center of our faith and the glory of God.
May I ask, have you read the Gospels recently? If not, I would recommend just reading the Gospels Matthew, Mark, Luke and John again.
I hope this has helped
God Bless You
Thank you for reading
Josh