Existence of God: Difference between revisions
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Latest revision as of 14:52, 14 March 2023
Article will review theories for and against the existence of God, as well as possible characteristics of a God or gods, if he or they exist.
Arguments against the existence of God[edit | edit source]
Arguments for the existence of God[edit | edit source]
Justness of an existent God[edit | edit source]
- if a just God does not punish, then how can there be justice in the world?
- ex.
- if God does not punish sins against oneself or another
- then that God could not provide for the needs or desires of other people, including
- a person treated unjustly by the unpunished sinner
- a person who loves the unpunished sinner and who wants the best for that sinner
- i.e., a just God cannot treat all people arbitrarily
- therefore, a just God holds all people to a common law or standard