Essay Proposal: Overview of Arguments for the Existence of God

This document presents a student's essay proposal for a philosophy of religion assignment, focusing on the arguments for the existence of God. The proposal includes an overview of the topic, emphasizing the significance of moral arguments and their impact on individuals and philosophical discourse. It references various scholarly articles and reports that explore different facets of the debate, such as the role of moral arguments, the concept of pantheism, the implications of discovering extraterrestrial life, and the historical context of the arguments during the Middle Ages. Furthermore, the proposal highlights the importance of religious faith and the engagement of religious philosophies. The annotated bibliography provides brief descriptions of five relevant sources, offering insights into their relevance and quality for the project. The provided references include articles from journals like the International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, Catholic Theology and Thought, and Think, providing diverse perspectives on the subject.

Running Head: OVERVIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF GOD
Overview of the Existence of God
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The moral arguments on the existence of God has come from a very diverse family of the
arguments that has the feature of intrinsic morality or the moral life to the existence level of God.
The moral arguments are both important as well as interesting regarding its significant impact on
the life of any person. They are interesting as they can be used in the evaluation of the concepts
that will require the adequate level of attention in order to practically have an impact on the
significant philosophical issues that will deal with the concept of met ethics. They are significant
because of their prominence in the various popular cultures for their apologetic arguments in the
context of the religious belief. The evidence to substantiate this fact can be found in the ever
increasing popularity of the religious doctrine of Christianity which is the most c certain
religious doctrine of the moral argument regarding the existence of God.
The goal of the theistic arguments of religion aim to explain the moral arguments and the
morality regarding the existence of God. The contemporary proponents of these arguments will
not observe the different attempted proofs in the sense that they are supposed to provide the
different moral and the valuable arguments. The arguments have however met with these
standards will be regarding the belief system in God and the reasonable denial of some people in
the existence of God in this Universe. The major controversy regarding this respect is the proof
that lies in respect to the different form of the theistic arguments.

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Haghighi, A. R. M., Sadeghi, A., Mahdavinejad, M. H., & Zare, I. (2018). Theoretical and
Practical Moral Arguments for the Existence of God: A Critical Review.
This article stresses on the moral arguments for the existence of God in the human life. He has
however asserted, that it is however very crucial to assume the fact that the existence of God in
this Universe will promote the goodness in one’s life that will act as the ultimate goal of the
moral life of any human in this universe.
Burns, E. D. (2019). How to prove the existence of God: an argument for conjoined
panentheism. International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 85(1), 5-21.
This report however focuses on the concept of pantheism which mainly refers to the totality of
the universe and the fact that God is identical without his remainder and the pantheists also
assume the fact that although the existence of God transcends the totality of the universe.
Hartshorne has however suggested various attempts to understand the dynamic nature of God.
based on the examinations of the contrasting attributes.
Ruhmkorff, S. (2019). Evidence for Intelligent Extraterrestrials is Evidence Against the
Existence of God. Think, 18(53), 79-84.
This report highlights the discoveries of the different exoplanets in our universe and their ability
to detect the different types of atmospheric biomarkers that recommends the reflection of the

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conceptual implications of the discovery. The evidence of the intellectual form of this
extraterrestrial life is however evident from the existence of God in this Universe.
Park, S. (2019). Premise and Validity of Proofs for the Existence of God in the Middle
Ages. Catholic Theology and Thought, (83), 9-50.
This report highlights the existence of God mainly in the middle ages which has been highlighted
by the modern scientists who has referred to the concept of religion as the projection of the
definite types of human desires.. The report also presented a debate about both the success and
the utility approach of the existence of God emerging with the modern age.
Sikka, S. (2017). Heidegger’s Argument for the Existence of God?. Sophia, 56(4), 671-695.
This paper has highlighted the phenomena of religious faith and also highlights the fact that faith
of any religious community has got nothing to do with the existential morality of the human sin
this universe. The report also includes the philosophical and the religious traditions of the
substantial engagement of the German orientalists in the context of the religious philosophies.

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REFERENCES
Burns, E. D. (2019). How to prove the existence of God: an argument for conjoined
panentheism. International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 85(1), 5-21.
Haghighi, A. R. M., Sadeghi, A., Mahdavinejad, M. H., & Zare, I. (2018). Theoretical and
Practical Moral Arguments for the Existence of God: A Critical Review.
Park, S. (2019). Premise and Validity of Proofs for the Existence of God in the Middle Ages.
Catholic Theology and Thought, (83), 9-50.
Ruhmkorff, S. (2019). Evidence for Intelligent Extraterrestrials is Evidence Against the
Existence of God. Think, 18(53), 79-84.
Sikka, S. (2017). Heidegger’s Argument for the Existence of God?. Sophia, 56(4), 671-695.