The Existence of God 
.... be thought" (Anselm 27).
God is the perfection that one cannot
logically imagine something more perfect than. If it is impossible ....
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St. Thomas Aquinas' Arguments for God's Existence
.... (This does not seem
logically possible, but it is of the essence of theology that
God is not limited to doing only what humans consider to be
logically possible ....
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Mencius: The Problem of Good and Evil
.... and those that are
logically inadequate. Each of these solutions incorporates at least one of three initial propositions, namely, that
God is omnibenevolent ....
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Aquinas' Proofs for Existence of God The purpose of this research ...
....
Logically, therefore, there must be a
God, which is that thing. Other causes, in this view, just as other motions and movers, must be intermediary in some way. ....
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Opposing Views on Existence of God
.... He concludes that "the whole notion of an omnipotent creator
God is
logically vicious," and that it is much more forthright for us to accept that
God just doesn ....
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Existence of God
.... has been able to eliminate the other's belief by
logically convincing and .... As Moreland admits,
God's existence cannot be proved with "mathematical certainty" (35 ....
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Christian Approach to Philosophy
.... ground that pantheism equates
God and man if it equates
God and nature or other creations of
God, and the latter on the ground that,
logically,
God cannot be ....
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Free Will and Redestination
.... or earthly horrors. Indeed, it makes more sense,
logically, for
God to be out of the picture entirely. Predestination, in other ....
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Tillich's Concept of God «FR»«PN» «F
.... logic. Such arguments are not meaningful, and a
God who can be explained
logically God might as well be dead. "Rational criticism ....
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The existence of God: A discussion
.... In fact, some schools of thought have been led to the opinion that it is
logically false to even ask the question concerning the existence of
God. ....
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The First Cause Argument for God's Existence
.... the design argument, we still would not be able to
logically infer a Divine Designer of the universe--an infinitely wise, good, and powerful
God of Christian ....
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The Notion of Rationalism
.... That Descartes himself can understand "by the name '
God' a certain substance .... an infinite and supremely powerful thing could not have
logically generated from ....
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Religious Beliefs of the Hopi
.... "The
God of Death, Masaulu,
logically was a
god of fertility since the dead controlled the rain which lead to fertility and growth" (Oswalt 367). ....
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Existentialism
.... Both Sartre and Nietzsche refer to nihilism and nothingness. To Nietzsche,
God's death means nihilism. .... is to suppose that they are
logically contemporary. ....
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Existential System of Thought
.... Both Sartre and Nietzsche refer to nihilism and nothingness. To Nietzsche,
God's death means nihilism. .... is to suppose that they are
logically contemporary. ....
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Existentialism:Sartre & Nietzsche
.... Both Sartre and Nietzsche refer to nihilism and nothingness. To Nietzsche,
God's death means nihilism. .... is to suppose that they are
logically contemporary. ....
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Hindu Culture & Belief System
....
Logically, if
God is all-powerful, then he must be able to eliminate evil, and if he is all-good, then he must desire to do so. ....
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Kierkegaard
.... Kierkegaard does not impute magic to the Incarnation; rather, the
logically impossible idea that
God could walk among mere mortals is lent probability by the ....
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The World Council of Churches
.... The text is
logically divided into three sections: "We Believe in One
God" (pp. 17-42), "We Believe in One Lord Jesus Christ" (pp. ....
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Feminist Theology in Christian Worship
.... Citing Gregory of Nyssa, Clapsis indicates that it is a feature of
God's being that our complete knowledge of Him is
logically impossible: "apophatic language ....
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Theological Concepts «FR»«PN» «F
.... logic. Such arguments are not meaningful, and a
God who can be explained
logically God might as well be dead. "Rational criticism ....
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Philospher Gottfried Liebniz
.... He does not create a perfect world, for that is
logically impossible. To create a perfect world
God would have to reproduce himself exactly. . . ....
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Two Major Characters of Frankenstein
.... His beliefs gradually allowed him to conceive of himself as having
god-like qualities. It followed
logically, therefore, that "a new species would bless (him ....
(1382
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Descartes' Meditations
.... From this, Descartes
logically deduces that a cause cannot give a reality to an effect .... he exists, so too he uses thought to justify the existence of
God as well ....
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Early Christian Theology
.... He disagrees with Plato's view that rationality (= the Ideal Form of reason) per se exists only in
God, because
logically that requires the conclusion that ....
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Monadology System of Leibniz
.... the sciences, by raising us to a knowledge of ourselves and of
God" (634 .... he is saying that extension, which is subject to change, cannot,
logically speaking, be ....
(1884
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Conflict Between Christianity & American Culture
.... is a key to understanding arguments about the Death of
God and similar .... The theological argument for christocentrism follows
logically from the development of ....
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Condition of Human Suffering
.... of Job knew that they could not offer such an explanation on
God's name: such .... Given such a context,
logically one would expect Plato to downplay the meaning of ....
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Leibnitz's Concept of Monads
.... and the sciences, by raising us to a knowledge of ourselves and of
God. .... he is saying that extension, which is subject to change, cannot,
logically speaking, be ....
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Creationism and Evolution
.... the Biblical account of the creation to be the only
logically and scientifically .... Creationism valorizes Biblical authority to explain that if
God is almighty He ....
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