Now, it is logically impossible for there to exist nothing but contingent beings. As the great Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) noted back in the 13 th century, whatever depends upon another for its ...

I came across an engaging and thought-provoking article written by Dr. Robin Schumacher for The Christian Post this month. Schumacher, who has a doctorate in New Testament studies, provides his ...

A recent letter to the editor may have conflated an argument for God’s existence with bringing invalid assertions based on theology to the public square. I hold no brief for or against God’s existence ...

Perhaps the most important question in the world is whether or not God exists. But most people, raised and trained well in the intellectual (or anti-intellectual) environment of our culture, when ...

If you’ve tried your hand at evangelizing atheists and religious skeptics, you know all too well that some of them will maintain that atheism is the default worldview and there is no evidence or good ...

Encyclopedia Britannica describes God as "... supreme supernatural or preternatural being that is the creator or sustainer or ruler of the universe and all things in it, including human beings ..." It ...

Efforts to avoid the term proof are mistaken—both as a reading of Aquinas and as a broader claim about whether God exists. Each year I ask my students to devise arguments for God. They respond less ...

It’s known as the Transcendental Argument for God (TAG). According to its proponents, justification for anything is impossible unless God exists. In the 18th century, an agnostic, if not atheistic, ...

I wonder if you’ll find this as fascinating as I do: a smart atheist has a conversation with ChatGPT over one of the major arguments for God’s existence, with the conclusion being ChatGPT saying it’s ...

In a blog post from April 2015, I stated that knowing anything about humans and their religions immediately raises two questions: (1) Why are there so many religions? and (2) Why are religious people ...