Most likely we won't. But it is better to try, than to give up when there is a chance.

Well, I guess that the logic is that He loves us unconditionally. But I see your point, since it doesn't sound logic to nonbelievers.

Well, it was a "proof" for Thomas at least.

It doesn't mean that when something can be explained, that it isn't anymore divine or not God's work.
The thing is there are so many things that we believe in, without having actual proof for it(since that would be insane work to check everything). We just trust people.

All I can pretty much say is that I disagree with you there. I believe that many things or attempted to be proven to disprove the existence of a God.
I've seen several articles that disprove some scientific studies, so I wouldn't say right-away that once it's scientifically proven it's the truth.

I'm convinced that that did not happen.

If there is a God, don't you think it would be logic that he wants His creation to do what He wants, and that they love Him(like He loves them) out of free will.

You can't expect God to come to everybody every generation again to prove His existence. That would make him mad. Jesus said to Thomas, since he didn't believe he had raised from the dead before seeing Him(John 20:29):
"Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed."

Somehow believing in no God is a religion too, since you have no proof he doesn't exist. (Although evolution is an attempt).
Choosing not to believe is a serious thing, as is choosing to. Although the first thing is the most easy and most attractive, and I believe that that is the reason so many don't believe.

Because imagine you stand before God anyway and He says:"You had no proof I did NOT exist, so why were you so strongly against me?"

That is a question that will be hard to understand, but I believe that he was not created and was always there already. Remember, the God is not limited by time, physics and stuff.

Xeda, the Bible says that we are not justified by doing good, but by having faith.

I disagree with you there. There is proof, and I believe that what flyingfisch gave is sufficient proof for an honest person to acknowledge a God.
For now, I'm just going to stick to his first proof, which some people ridicule here for being contradicting. If you are not acting biased you would see the point trying to be made and not take it so literal.

Everything that is in motion is set in motion by something that is set in motion itself. However, it's very logical to think that something must have started it all. And because that is not possible in our "limited" world, it must have been magically started, which brings us to a God who is not limited to any rules of time and physics.

Also aeTIos, according to the Bible there even is proof(Romans 1:20) so you shouldn't say there isn't.

Well, in someway you could call us "programmed".(instincts and stuff).
But I wouldn't stick a language to it.

I think to believe something like that to be true is pretty crazy indeed.

All makes sense to me when there's a god, so no.

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I would also try some TI-Basic stuff. Final Fantasy Destination was pretty cool.

Oh no, it's okay. I think he knows.
He told me he did it because he though that math would be easier.

It wasn't too great. I would have preferred less mathy-functions questions.

On a more serious note, I guess you cannot know for sure. But there are a lot of things you cannot know for sure. One of those things many people try to deny, but it's as real as me.

Therefore you must just accept it, hope and believe.