Existence of God

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The Existence of God refers to the theological and philosophical assertion that a single, ultimate, and necessary divine being underlies and governs all reality.

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instanceOf metaphysical question
philosophical topic
problem in philosophy of religion
religious doctrine
theological topic
centralTo apologetics
many world religions
philosophy of religion
systematic theology
debatedBy agnostics
atheists
philosophers
scientists
theists
theologians
hasArgumentType argument from consciousness
argument from fine-tuning
argument from miracles
argument from religious experience
cosmological argument
moral argument
ontological argument
teleological argument
hasAspect agnosticism
atheism
deism
fideism
ignosticism
monotheism
natural theology
panentheism
pantheism
polytheism
revealed theology
hasCounterArgumentType argument from divine hiddenness
argument from incoherence of divine attributes
argument from naturalism
argument from nonbelief
argument from poor design
problem of evil
historicallyDiscussedBy Alvin Plantinga NERFINISHED
Anselm of Canterbury NERFINISHED
Aristotle NERFINISHED
Bertrand Russell NERFINISHED
David Hume NERFINISHED
Friedrich Nietzsche NERFINISHED
Immanuel Kant NERFINISHED
Plato NERFINISHED
René Descartes NERFINISHED
Søren Kierkegaard NERFINISHED
Thomas Aquinas NERFINISHED
influences ethical systems
existential attitudes
religious practice
worldviews
involvesQuestion whether a divine being exists
whether moral values require a divine source
whether reality has a transcendent ground
whether the universe has a personal creator
isCharacterizedAs question about a necessary being underlying contingent beings
question about a single ultimate divine being in monotheism
question about the ground of all reality
relatedConcept creator
divine attributes
faith
first cause
meaning of life
natural law
necessary being
reason
revelation
ultimate reality

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Thirteen Principles of Faith principle1 Existence of God