It might be strange in the secularized world to question the existence of God, but this question has confused and troubled people for thousands of years in the past. I wonder whether it is a popular question in the field of philosophy of religion and metaphysics. If it is, how can I find any relevant references? Thank you.
Existence of God is not the subject for evaluation as God is omnipotent , Omi Present & Omniscient.
This is my personal opinion
You determine that for yourself.
A lot of universities will still have a department that is busy with theological questions hidden in the religion or divinity or philosophy departments. It's not a matter of convincing people that it is an academic topic - it actually IS an academic topic.
The existence of God is a typical problem in philosophy, some of the most ancient greek philosophers basically studied the nature of God and the possibility to interact with him/them (Parmenides, Epicurus, Plato, Aristoteles, etc.). Surely, looking at an academic point of view, modern philosophers talk about God using philosophical instruments (i. e. logic), and not a tradition or a revelation as a base for their thinking.
Many Greek philosophers provided additional understandings while others debunked their efforts. Nowadays, there is little interest in the subject.
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