This essay critically analyzes the ontological, cosmological and teleological arguments on the existence of God. The most plausible argument is discussed with proper analysis.

Existence of God: Ontological, Cosmological and Teleological Arguments

Critical Response on the Existence of God: Ontological, Cosmological and Teleological Arguments

This article critically analyzes H.J. McCloskey's 'On Being an Atheist', addressing his arguments against the existence of God and the problem of evil. McCloskey's arguments are examined both theologically and cosmologically, and his claims are evaluated in light of counterarguments from other scholars.

On Being an Atheist: A Critical Analysis

Philosophy of Religion

This essay compares the cosmological arguments presented by Rebeca Goldstein and St. Thomas Aquinas for the existence of God. While both arguments follow a similar route, there are fundamental differences between them. Goldstein's argument fails to establish God as a concept as it does not clarify whether God is an uncaused cause.

Ateneo de Davao University

Philosophy

God, Freedom and Evil

This essay explores the question of whether the traditional ontological argument for the existence of God is cogent or not, with reference to the views of radical skeptics and the debate between epistemic pluralists and epistemic monists.

Existence of God

This article explores the existence of God through the arguments of various philosophers, including Anselm and Descartes. The article discusses the Ontological argument and the Cartesian skeptics' challenge to the reliability of our senses. The conclusion is that while the existence of God can be disputed, the arguments for God's existence outweigh the nonbelief.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Evidence of God's Being

Character formation

Faith and                              Philosophy

Theology

This essay explores the wide range of interpretations and arguments surrounding the meaning of theology. It discusses the relation of theology to philosophy and the purpose of life on Earth.

Critical Response on the Existence of God: Ontological, Cosmological and Teleological Arguments

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On Being an Atheist: A Critical Analysis

God, Freedom and Evil

Existence of God

Evidence of God's Being

Faith and Philosophy

Towards a Definition of Theology