Existence Of God On Using Thesis

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If it were so, then there's no point in doing good rather than evil. If there is no immortality with God, then there is no Judgment and Hitler won't be any less of a saint than Mother Theresa. In a world without God, morality loses its value and we cannot condemn crime and war as evil or say that love and peace are good.6 Everything becomes subjective and we can do as we please. This leads to chaos, and there is no comfort in chaos. Further, if the Universe is doomed, then it doesn't matter whether the Big Bang and Evolution theories are true or not. It doesn't matter if we can make the Hence, atheism, according to Craig, is absurd. Theism, specifically Biblical Christianity, makes more sense out of life because it offers life with meaning and purpose.6

Notes:

1. H.J. McCloskey, " On Being an Atheist," Question 1 (February, 1968): 50-54

2. Lesson 18, Philosophy of Religion, PointeCast Presentation, 2009.

3. C. Stephen Evans, Philosophy of Religion, (InterVarsity Press, 1985), 52-59

4. Ibid., 65-66

5. Ibid., 133-139

6. W.L. Craig, "The Absurdity of Life Without God," PDF file, source unknown.

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