title: 101 Proofs for God: Eye-Opening New Information Showing There Has to Be God
author:  Jim Stephens 
description: Jim Stephens grew up in Illinois and Wisconsin and has since lived on both the East and West Coasts. He graduated in 1972 from Northwestern University at the top of his class in Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences. Looking for the purpose of life and true happiness, he hitchhiked to California. There he encountered the scientific and understandable God of principles and universal laws that he could believe in. This grew into many profound experiences in his spiritual life. He developed a passion to share inspirational experiences and research into God's nature, God's creation, and God's plan for human beings. He has had the good fortune to travel throughout the United States, around the world two times, and over forty times to Japan and Korea as a program organizer and lecturer. His wife is native-born Japanese and they have five grown children, all married and building families. He and his wife led a marriage ministry for five years and have helped countless relationships. This book is the result of a profound experience with God after Jim prayed to offer the rest of his life to help bring Gods literal kingdom on earth.
zlib_text: ### How to Prove God Does Not Exist (4587 Words)
  
  **Copyright (C) 2011 G.M. Jackson**
  
  **All Rights Reserved**
  
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  If I suggested to you that you have an invisible wart growing on your forehead
  would you believe it? Especially if I insisted that you can't prove there is
  no invisible wart on your forehead. You might be tempted to turn the tables on
  me and insist that I have the burden of proof since I am the one wearing the
  straight jacket.
  
  Normally we are taught that we can't prove a negative. This is not necessarily
  true. Can I prove that 2 + 2 doesn't equal 5? Certainly. I take two apples and
  add two more apples and I get four apples, not five. Note however I have
  simultaneously proved a positive as well as a negative: I have proved 2 + 2 =
  4. I have also proved that all other numbers are the wrong answer, so I have
  proved an infinite number of negatives--I have proved that the answer is not 5
  or 5.5 or 7 or 5,005 and so on...
  
  Every time we prove a positive, we simultaneously p