There seems to be a pervasive view today that atheism has the intellectual high ground relative to theism. Atheist often perceive...

Moral Arguments from Conscience 1) Guilt, shame, responsibility, etc. are only appropriately felt in relation to other moral agents. 2)...

Oderberg on Cosmic Justice (Moral Argument) David Oderberg offers philosophical investigations into morality, religion, and cosmic...

The Moral Arguments Athiests like to bring up the problem of evil in the world as a basis for dismissing a transcendent God, but by what...

The fine-tuning of the universe is the reflection of the improbability of our universe being physically tuned for life. The miracle of...

There’s the old story of if you were to find a watch on a beach, would you conclude it assembled itself? Did it cause its existence?...

Ontology is the branch of philosophy that studies concepts such as existence, being, becoming, and reality. It includes the questions of...

Premises and Conclusions from other Academics and Thinkers Some logic premises from Scotus and Ross on the ontological and cosmological...

Home » The Kalam Cosmological Argument – Who Caused the Universe? P1 Whatever begins to exist has a cause. a) in order for something to...

More of the basics in the cosmological argument series. It’s worth your time to study on Leibniz, a philosopher that was ahead of his...

Cosmological Arguments In the first of a series of apologetic arguments, lets first deal with some classics. There are many different...

By Arthur Kettelhut In Mere Christianity, C. S. Lewis makes the moral argument for God’s existence by giving us examples of everyday...

By Arthur Kettelhut Many of C.S. Lewis’ apologetic positions made in his time are still analogous today. While Lewis wrote at the close...

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This material may be a bit dry for some, but until I create more lively content it will serve as a starter. Summary/Statement This paper...