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Human made of thousands of different organs, each organ is made of thousands of different tissues and those tissues are made of thousands of different cells and every cell consists of tiniest particle working together to work for a particular function, Everything inside a human...
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The question that everyone asks does God exist? It takes a glimpse of hope to see and know God. People in this world are more realistic to physical facts other than having greater faith in believing in spiritual beings. According to Gallup poll, eight of...
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Does God really exist? This is a very interesting question worth thinking about. This word or a name is very easy to appear in our lives. Maybe this word will appear in any casual communication, but does God really exist? Some people will say that...
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Introduction In this article we are discussing the various proofs that prove the existence of God and the oneness of Allah (S.W.T). Before we start studying or practicing any religion the first and foremost question that comes to the mind is, “Who is the God?”...
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The question that everyone asks is “does God exist?”. It takes a glimpse of hope to see and know God. People in this world are more realistic to physical facts other than having greater faith in believing in spiritual beings. According to Gallup poll, eight...
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Conclusion The existence of God has been a big subject in philosophy and efforts to prove or disprove his existence have been taking place since the dawn of time. Notable philosophers such as Rene Descartes, Saint Thomas Aquinas, and William Paley have all conceived arguments...
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Being a Muslim we go through that divinity is one who is the author of Heaven and den but how the query is that how we know how to bear out this accordingly that the non-believers think in one God. There are countless further interesting...
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What do we know about God? Who is he? Or is it she? Why have millions revered and worshipped him for centuries? Does he exist? These are questions that some of people have asked themselves at one time or another as they try to understand...
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With all the evil in the world today and in the past how can an Omnipotent, Omniscient, and all-God exist? Not just evil to other humans in the day to day affairs but throughout history. The evil including animal suffering from natural evils as well...
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Aquinas said that everything in existence is moving and to enter an object into motion, it would need something to do enter it. Consequently, everything that is moving must have been set into motion by something else that was moving. Therefore, something must have started...
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The existence of God has been a big subject in philosophy and efforts to prove or disprove his existence have been taking place since the dawn of time. Notable philosophers such as Rene Descartes, Saint Thomas Aquinas, and William Paley have all conceived arguments to...
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God exists because he makes sense of the origin of the universe, people have seen enough evidence about God to believe he exists, God sent his son to die on the cross for many people sins to come, but people still do not believe in...
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Introduction When we adapt a religion the first few questions that comes into the human mind is that “is there a God”, “where is he?”, “why can’t we see the creator?”. If we look in the history we can find that people of different backgrounds...
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The absolute paradox is attempting to seek something for which thought is incapable of thinking. Beneath all thinking that transcends him is a passion, but due to the limits in man’s capacities, it is unable to be obtained. Understanding is in constant efforts to seek...
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The “Summa Theologiae” by Thomas Aquinas is composed of a series of arguments to prove the existence of God by pure reasoning, concepts and experience. Aquinas’s first three arguments from motion/change, efficient causes and necessity are the cosmological argument. The “Summa Theologica” is a strong...
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There are so many questions than answers provided to understanding the whole universe. Some people turn to those that supposedly to have the answers, such as our family members, people with higher authority, or someone greater than us. On the other hand, others tend to...
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The path of Descartes to secure science begins with a fundamental doubt. Descartes states that he was often wrong and also learned a lot of wrongs in his scientific education. He wants to achieve certain knowledge that he doubts everything, which is an uncertain knowledge....
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William Paley begins his “Argument from Design” by enumerating key differences between two obviously dissimilar objects—a stone and a watch. For the sake of meaningful contrast, Paley emphasizes three distinguishing properties lacked by the former and possessed by the latter. In this paper I will...
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Discipleship In today’s contemporary churches, discipleship programs have taken many forms and have assumed many understandings due to different views from different churches. Every church handles discipleship programs due to how relevance they consider it and the goals they want to achieve from it. In...
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When faced with the highly complex philosophical question about the existence of God, it can become quite complicated to come to a consensus on what the truth is. In our current day and age, there has been an increasingly high number of people believing solely...
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When considering the idea of a divine creator one might consider arguments made by analogy, as William Paley does in his work Natural Theology, as indications of such a creator’s existence. Paley constructs an argument by analogy by relating the universe to an intricate mechanical...
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There is one simple question that is presented among many people, educators, scholars, teachers, and many others — Is God real? Does God exist? Can the existence of God be proven? The answer to these questions is yes. There is a God who is real...
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God’s existence has been controversial for centuries. Numerous individuals have mulled up the discussion. Having a gander from the viewpoint of the rationalist, the argument is understood to be motivated by two distinct disciplines that combine epistemology and ontology. Hypothesis knowledge is associated with epistemology,...
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Philosophers of all ages have had to come to terms with the existence of God. If God exists then ideas of philosophy such as determinism and a perfect ideal of existence are concepts which can be effectively discussed. However, if there is no God, then...
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The Goals of Theistic Arguments Before endeavoring to clarify and audit moral talk for the closeness of God’s quintessence. (I will for the most part conflicts for God’s quality ‘enchanted question.”) Unmistakably observes about that are one kind, at any rate most contemporary supporters of...
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Introduction St. Thomas Aquinas was catholic preacher within the Dominican order and one of the significant medieval truth seekers and theologians. According to St. Thomas, “God is an intellect and with that it can be said the universe is structured into truth”. Explanation of the...
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The Cosmological argument is ‘a posteriori’ – it is reliant upon and fits with our experience of the world around us, with our own experience of causal chains provoking questions over how we, and the universe as a whole, came to be. The aim of...
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In almost all of the existence of humankind, the introduction of the all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good “God” continues to have a longstanding impact. In recent years, many people have been doubting if God is as “all-powerful” or “all good.” This argument is called The Evil...
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Throughout the book Summa Contra Gentiles, there are numerous philosophical explanations made by Thomas Aquinas pertaining to God. One of these explanations revolves around God’s perfection. For this subject, Aquinas claims that God is the most perfect being by using information about God to support...
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If God is something that has a mystical, mysterious property to it, the God that humans talk about and think about would necessarily be a metaphor exclusively, as God, by Christian’s own admission (was raised Roman Catholic, if that means anything here), is not something...