Beliefs Founder Board of Directors Contact Mission
The Cosmological Argument (CA) Why the CA Against Atheism Blog / Forum What We're Reading Resources
Donate Contribute Talent Become a Sponsor Host a Talk
 
blackbg.jpg

Against Atheism

In 2012, astrophysicist Lawrence Krauss published a book entitled A Universe From Nothing: Why There is Something Rather than Nothing that purported to prove that existence could - and did - spontaneously emerge out of “nothing” (through quantum mechanics). The book received some astonishingly scathing press by prominent scientists and philosophers in the Scientific American, The Atlantic, and most famously in the The New York Times (among others). The volume of negative press in such esteemed publications catapulted the issue of the origin of the Big Bang into the public spotlight and shone a spotlight on Atheism’s inability to provide a sufficient explanation for the origin of the Big Bang. Frankly, it was an opportunity begging Christendom to step in and share the power of their own account (God). Unfortunately, Christian intellectuals were preoccupied with ethics and ‘formation’ at the time…

Learn More
 
 
bg.jpg

The Cosmological Argument

 

First formulated by Aristotle, the Cosmological Argument is the oldest proof for the existence of God. Recent scientific activity has highlighted its merits and this author believe it is the most palatable apologetic to Atheists. Click here for more on other apologetics.

 
 

Aristotle & THE FIRST CAUSE and UNMOVED MOVER

Aristotle observed that the world around him was in a state of constant flux – that everything was in motion all the time. He developed what has come to be known as the Cosmological Argument in Book 8 of Physics although elements that contribute to its understanding can be found throughout his writings especially Book 12 of Metaphysics.

Read More →

 

THOMAS AQUINAS AND THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Thomas Aquinas was a Catholic Priest, a Dominican Friar, that lived in Italy in the 13th Century. He was the best and most well-known philosopher in the Western Canon for 1,500 since the Ancient Greeks such as Aristotle and Plato in 300 B.C.

Read More →

 
 
 

THE TETRAGRAMMATON

The Tetragrammaton, YHWH, is a verb. The name God condescended to put into human language had a tense, was in the first-person, and wasn't a "person, place, or thing" but an action.

Read More →

 

LOGOS DECONSTRUCted: THE APOSTLE JOHN’S PROLOGUE

THE APOSTLE JOHN WAS EITHER A MYSTICAL POET OR A POETIC MYSTIC. Dubbed the Prologue, the Gospel's introduction is a literary masterpiece seeing John have the audacity to both imitate Genesis 1:1 and give God a new name - the Logos

Read More →

 
 

Theories are attempts
to explain reality

Observation confirms the validity of new theories as better explanaining observed phenomenon.

 
 
 
Eye+-+Copy.jpg

blog / forum

 
 
 
 

The Cosmological Argument Expressed as formal Logic

300 years before Christ, Aristotle - the father of logic as an academic discipline - deduced that the only plausible explanation for why anything exists, was by the creation of a single infinite, eternal, and omniscient being. The Cosmological Argument was developed independently by one of the greatest minds of all time who had no interest in proving the existence of God. All versions explicated by minds since then are derived from his formulation.

Read More →

 

The God question: listen to your inner voice

It is more rational to believe in God than to believe there is no God. In fact, belief in God is much more rational than atheism. The resting place of the mind, its natural equilibrium, as it were, is belief.

Read More →