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    Russell and Copleston

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    of God in his introduction. These are: • God provides the universe with a purpose to work towards (the Teleological Argument). • God provides absolute moral values. Without God‚ we would only have moral relativism. Copleston then gets going with the Cosmological Argument. He uses the first three of Aquinas’ Five Ways‚ but changes them slightly to make the argument better: 1. There are contingent beings in the universe (things that need to look outside themselves to explain why they

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    Heraclitus vs Democritus

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    phusis of the universe? How does morality and justice fit in the universe? How do they defend this? By: Joel Alexis McKoy-Marchand Presented to: Gabriel Flacks As society evolved and continues evolving‚ the human being started to question the mysteries of the universe. Although none of the answers are necessarily correct‚ models of best fit constantly got updated and replaced which arguably drew mankind’s interest towards puzzling questions such as what the true phusis of the universe is and/or

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    argument considers a number of issues for example; why is the universe the way that it is? As expected‚ it has undergone many different transformations that have transformed it into a theistic argument (on that seeks to prove the existence of the God of classical theism). It suggests that certain aspects in the universe are

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    Socrates Reflection

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    as the fact that we know barely more than what we can see. The above quote explains the microscopic insects we are in the universe. It explains how we cannot merely think that we know everything when in reality we are all very small in the grand magic trick which is the universe. We are only here for a brief lapse of time in which we have to explore and understand the universe for what it is. What we see every day with our eyes is nothing to the mystery that is our world. One can look scientifically

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    Science goes along way back into the history of the universe. The current most popular theory of the origin of the universe is the big band theory. But all this leaves the question‚ what caused the big bang? Science cannot yet explain this making it open to religious speculation. This is the basis of the cosmological argument. The cosmological argument proves the existence of god from the idea that there is a first cause of the universe. Aquinas version of the cosmological argument try?s to prove

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    think of pageants they automatically assume the stereotype that pageants are contests for tall‚ thin‚ young‚ barbie girls‚ however‚ this is not true. The first Miss America pageant started on December 7‚ 1921‚ when a hotel owner in New Jersey wanted to extend the summer tourist season and 15-year-old Margaret Gorman was crowned the first Miss America. Since this day‚ pageants have developed and evolved from once creating the perfect homemaker to empowering women. Many bans and restrictions have been

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    “Although Whitman may seem to celebrate and sympathize the selfless connectedness of humanity and nature‚ his poetry implicitly reveals an egotistical poet‚ enamoured with himself.” To what extent is this opinion a valid evaluation of Whitman’s poetry—as revealed in his collection‚ Leaves of Grass? Use several poems to support your answer. It is a tendency for poets to express individual thought to manifest a particular view‚ usually commenting on humanity. In doing so‚ poets cause us

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    7 Universal Laws

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    The 7 Laws of the Universe Well‚ here’s something very interesting that I stumbled across. They are called the 7 Universal Laws. They are laws that govern the comparison of your conscience to the workings of the universe. They were hard to understand‚ so I took them and rephrased them into purely scientific laws that everyone can understand. Hope you see the truth. P.s. These are my explanations‚ please respect that and do not use them as your own Thanks! 1) The Law of Vibration: Everything

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    certain phenomena within the universe appear to display features of design and are perfectly adapted to fulfil their function. Therefore‚ if features of the universe are so perfectly designed‚ for example the structure and function of the heart‚ then there must be a designer‚ which points towards the existence of God. The teleological argument is based around the idea that the universe in some way demands the existence of an intelligent being that designed the universe to allow life. For example Thomas

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    is most commonly known as the “Big Bang”. Most people believe the Big Bang Theory proves the existence of a universe without a creator but as most prominent scientists dig deeper‚ they are finding the universe is too complex to NOT have a creator‚ or Intelligent Designer. It has been said many times that before the twentieth century no astronomer could do anything but assume the universe had existed forever without a single change. They could only assume it was created in its perfectly present

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