Part 6: The Existence of a Creator-God vs. Naturalism—Evidence from the uniqueness seen in biological life (The Teleological Argument continued) This blog is part of a series. You can start the series by going back to the September 1, 2014 Introduction called A Case for Christianity: Why do we need one? Richard Dawkins, noted… Continue Reading
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Is There Really Something Beyond Us? Part 5
Part 5: The Existence of a Creator, God vs. Naturalism—Evidence from Design seen in nature (The Teleological Argument) This blog is part of a series. You can start the series by going back to the September 1, 2014 Introduction called A Case for Christianity: Why do we need one? God never performed a miracle to… Continue Reading
Is There Really Something Beyond Us? Part 4
Part 4: The Existence of a Creator-God vs. Naturalism—Evidence from the Fine-Tuning of the Universe This blog is part of a series. You can start the series by going back to the September 1, 2014 Introduction called A Case for Christianity: Why do we need one? There are two things that lead men to believe… Continue Reading
Is There Really Something Beyond Us? Part 3
Part 3: The Existence of a Creator-God vs. Naturalism—Evidence from Cosmology (the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics) This blog is part of a series. You can start the series by going back to the September 1, 2014 Introduction called A Case for Christianity: Why do we need one? The ingredients we find in the makeup of… Continue Reading
Is There Really Something Beyond Us? Part 2
Part 2: The Existence of a Creator God vs. Naturalism—Evidence from Cosmology’s Big Bang This blog is part of a series. You can start the series by going back to the September 1, 2014 Introduction called A Case for Christianity: Why do we need one? It is rationally inconceivable that the series of past events… Continue Reading
Is There Really Something Beyond Us? Part 1
Part 1: The Existence of A Creator-God vs. Naturalism—Introduction This blog is part of a series. You can start the series by going back to the September 1, 2014 Introduction called A Case for Christianity: Why do we need one? Why is there something rather than nothing? -Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, co-discoverer of calculus This question is… Continue Reading