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Teleological Argument Psalm 85 191 January 29 2017 Existence of God Teleological Argument No one thinks Mr Rubik just by chance caught the Rubik Cube from an explosion at a plastic factory . PHIL/RS 335. The Ontological Argument. The ontological argument was first articulated in Chapter 2 of Anselm’s . Proslogion. .. Archbishop of Canterbury, Doctor of the Church; born in 1033 at . Aosta. St Marks Discipleship Class. Agenda. Overview and History of Atheism. Types of Atheists. 3 Proofs why . God must exist. Reliabilty of the Bible. Practical Atheist – ME. Conversation with a Professor. Theoria. and Doctrinal Logic of Perfection. Nathan R. Kerr. Presented by: Mike Bombak. St. Anselm. Archbishop of Canterbury. Doctor of the Church. Important Father of Scholastic theology. Died 1109, April 21. Dr. Tim McGrew . Historicity of the Gospels . Nov 11. th. . Leadership Positions Available. MSC Tabling Positions Available. Connect . with Us. ~facebook.com/. RatioChristiTAMU. ~http://RC.tamu.edu. God: What We’re Not Talking About. God: What We Are Talking About. The arguments for & against the existence of a supernatural . Force.. Being.. I. ntelligence.. Designer.. Cause.. Logical and/or physical necessity.. What if God does not exist?. What do Australians believe about the existence of God?. Arguments for God’s existence. Arguments against God’s existence. What does the Bible say?. What if God does exist?. PHIL/RS 335. Going back to the beginning.. The cosmological argument has its origin in Ancient Greek Philosophy.. We see versions of the argument in the work of both Plato and Aristotle.. There, of course, the argument was not aimed at proving the existence of a theistic divinity, but at explaining the origin of the world.. Why is there something rather than nothing?. Leibniz - the principle of sufficient reason. Cosmological Arguments. Principle of Sufficient Reason (Chapter 3). Kalam. Cosmological Argument (Chapter 4). ? . Some crazy neighbour snuck in and put the rabbit and carrots there. I’m going mad, dreaming, or hallucinating.. . My sister/brother has been at the rabbit rescue centre again. This is not my house. The Arguments for Existence. Discuss This. How does one perception of God shape oneself? How important is it in understanding someone’s view of the universe?. Religious Philosophy. Theism. Atheism. Existence: God is the cause of existence (cause). Necessity: A creator is necessary for the universe. Perfection: God is the standard/measure for what is God. Designer: Because of the intricacy and order in the universe. Argument. Michael Lacewing. enquiries@alevelphilosophy.co.uk. (c) Michael Lacewing. Clear and distinct ideas and truth. Consider: you can think that there can be triangles . whose internal angles don’t add up to 180°. But reflection proves this impossible.. Michael Lacewing. enquiries@alevelphilosophy.co.uk. (c) Michael Lacewing. Necessary existence. ‘. God is the greatest possible being’ is a logically necessary . truth. It . is part of our concept of . Religious Studies A Level Lesson 1 Welcome Expectations A Level Religious Studies Christianity 1 Religious figures and sacred texts 2 Religious concepts and religious life 3 Significant social and historical developments in religious thought