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March 7
The God-question: Arguments for and against
the Existence of God
Meeting # 3,855 - Prof. Bob Lichtenbert, Ph.D
The existence of God, called "the God-question," is one of the most meaningful questions that all people ought to ask every day all their adult lives because of the immortal afterlife implied.
I will briefly make these three arguments for God's existence:
1) the universe needs a supernatural cause to make it exist,
2) the Earth has a grand plan that only God can design, and
3) literally millions of people have experienced God in advanced mental states.
I will then make these arguments against the existence of God:
1) there is too much evil for God to exist, and
2) the universe has recently been discovered to be so unimaginably vast that God would not care about one person on Earth.
I will state my own position on the God-question at the end of my talk.
