What is God like?

 Is it possible to prove God? The Bible says. No one has ever seen God. Independent of the Bible, the Greek philosopher Aristotle writes. Even though God is invisible to all nature, he is visible in his work. Imagine such a situation. You’re wandering the desert. Just sand everywhere. Then you will come to a place where you will see three stems lying in a capital letter A. There are only two possible explanations. There was someone in front of you who laid the stalks like that, or it’s a work of chance. You go further and again you will see blades of grass which will be more and will form a word, hello. Also, there are two options. It’s either a coincidence or someone was here before you. I don’t know how many people will still believe in chance. After the next journey, when you are already at the end with the forces, you will come to a place where there is a clear sign from the blades of grass to continue in the direction shown by the arrow. Again, we can say that it is a work of chance. But this is very unlikely. Let’s move from the desert to planet earth. Billions of years ago, it was a ball of glowing gases. Today there is a matter that understands itself. A look at the structure of nucleic acids, the human brain, the form of an atom of the universe raises two questions. Either it arose at the very beginning out of nothing and by chance, just for nothing. Or in the beginning, it was someone who is not a coincidence. I would like to recall the statement made by Professor Edwin Couklin, an American biologist 1863-1962, who said—explaining the origin of life on Earth by pure means the same as expecting a new dictionary from the explosion in the printer. Some can believe in such a coincidence. Here we see that atheism is nothing but a deep belief in chance. If an atheist calls coincidence a development, he forgets that it must also have logic, meaning, and purpose. If an action arose by chance, what story arose by chance. Let’s go back to the desert. If we found a gear there, we could consider its occurrence to be accidental. If we found a watch there, it’s hard to say; it’s hard to say that the wind accidentally blew together the wheels of a hand, a pen, a glass, and it all happens to fit together. If we see that there is something a million times more complicated in the universe than an ordinary watch, only one who rejects higher power out of principle or pride can develop from nothing and super chance.