Rationality And The Existence Of God
Submitted by madnotes on May 18, 2008
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Rationality And The Existence Of God
The existence of God has always been a question that may never be answered however; the belief in God is a personal choice, a choice that by one’s own rationale can prove true or false. Is it rational to believe that God exists? With the surrounding evidence and the existence of arguments that have been ongoing for thousands of years it seems that both sides of the argument grow stronger, yet each has their loopholes but I believe that one side holds more truth than the other. The personal position that I have chosen to defend is that of the Evidential Argument from Evil.
The Evidential Argument from Evil states that since gratuitous evil exists in our world, that an all...
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