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Favorite argument for the existence of God.

  • Thread starter Thread starter dcurtis
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one_lost_coin said:
The only argument that impressed me was meeting Him.

After that the others made sense.
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Thats great for you. But that won't convince an atheist I'm afraid.
 
Everyone meets God sooner or later its not an option but I do understand your point. Pray the Divine Mercy for their souls so they may meet God sooner, the meeting even convinces atheists.

I didn't believe and I also wasn't convinced by any of the logical arguments even though there was no flaw with them until I saw Him and it will make a impression on one to say the least. Now I completely understand the moral argument, kalaam argument, argument from degrees of perfection, argument from contingency, argument from aesthetic experience etc...
 
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