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Strength Of The Argument For The God’s Existence
The argument for belief in God says that when we look at the universe, its design and existence point to a Creator. How strong is this argument?especially since atheists say it is just a product of human imagination and the universe might not need a Creator?
If this argument is as clear and strong as religious people claim, why can it still be rejected? Shouldn’t such a basic argument be impossible to deny?
Also, if the arguments of Islam are so simple and obvious then why we observe atheists not only rejecting these premises but also leading fulfilling lives,Does this show that people believe what they want to, rather than what is true? Is this not a pattern seen in religious people who accept these arguments?
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Strength Of The Argument For The God’s Existence
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Human behaviour is a separate debate. We know that a large portion of people believe in multiple gods without rational arguments. The most intelligent ones believes the trinity.
The design argument is the most powerful one. The counter argument is just noting but the argument of Coincident, which is adorned with speculative details, which are fantastic.
No argument can prove that there might not be a God. Then comes religion which affirms that there is God.
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