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Thematic Studies: The Existence of God and Revelation

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What you'll learn

Arguments for and against the existence of God, and how God may be revealed.

Arguments for God

  • The design (teleological) argument and the cosmological (First Cause) argument.
  • Miracles and religious experience as evidence.

Arguments against

  • The problem of evil and suffering; scientific explanations of the universe.
  • Atheism, agnosticism and Humanist responses.

Revelation

  • General revelation (nature, conscience) and special revelation (visions, scripture); the nature of God revealed.

Exam tips

  • Learn one argument for and one against in detail.
  • For evaluation, weigh the strength of each side.

Common mistakes

  • Confusing the design and cosmological arguments.
  • Stating arguments without evaluating them.
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