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    When I was born‚ my mother cried tears of joy as she held me for the first time. As she looked into my eyes‚ she imagined the future we would have together. She thought about the booties I would wear to cover my tiny feet‚ the pouty faces I would make when I get upset‚ and even the sleepless nights that I would cause. I was lucky enough to have a mother who saw t he bright side of the hardships she would face while raising me‚ but I wonder what life would be like if I was raised differently‚ in a

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    OF MAN’S EXISTENCE The study which encompasses and stretches out the range of a certain thing by the use of reasoning in its deep sense is renowned as Philosophy. Philosophy is defined as the knowledge of all things through their ultimate cause‚ acquired through the use of reason. The connotation we have from philosophy tends us to give the perfection of a certain thing not trough its proximate cause but through the ultimate cause which is he primary focus of it. Part of Human existence is to search

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    our immoralities? Well in this report‚ I will be examining evidence there is that suggests the existence of god to determine whether or not there I a possibility of the existence of God. The first piece of evidence I will be using to determine if there is an existence of God is the cosmological argument. The cosmological argument was famously publicised by St Thomas Aquinas and tries to prove the existence of God with three points‚ which are motion‚ causality and contingency: Motion‚ everything that

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    Descartes The proof of the existence of God was a topic of discussion during the early centuries until the first philosophers of the world decided to root for the truth and show the existence of God. In proving the existence of God in certain ways the arguments oppose each other‚ support each other and also some arguments seem to be more convincing than the other. The empirical arguments and the rationalistic arguments are the two types of arguments used in proving God’s existence. Anselm’s was among the

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    Descartes Proofs of God’s Existence Over the years‚ God’s existence has been a subject of much thought and research where many philosophers have tried to outdo each other countless times. Rene Descartes came up with three proofs of God’s existence. These theories of proof are The Cosmological-Ontological Argument‚ Conservation of Existence Argument and Existence Is a Perfection Argument as listed by Kung (2006). The aim of this paper is to compare the Existence Is A Perfection Proof and the Cosmological-Ontological

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    There has not been a subject more hotly contested in human history than the existence of God. As modern scientific thinking continues to develop the discussion surrounding God’s existence has only intensified. In fact‚ as religion and science begin to come into conflict more frequently and people find it harder to have faith the debate has often boiled over. Personally‚ I do believe in a God‚ but I see Him a little differently than the traditional Biblical portrayal of God. One of the biggest reasons

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    Within the “fifth meditation‚ philosopher Rene Descartes argues for the existence of god. He provides reasoning to support this argument‚ that only things that can be conceived clearly and distinctly have the power to conceive one completely. Since Descartes has a clear and distinct idea of a perfect being‚ and a perfect being cannot lack existence‚ he argues existence is necessary for god. Therefore‚ god must exist. He begins his argument by examining weather or not we know anything certain about

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    Doubt and desire comes from an understanding that we are missing something‚ and we will not be aware of the lack thereof‚ unless we were aware of a more perfect existence that there are things that we lack. While he may suspect the existence of other things‚ he cannot doubt the existence of God‚ because he has an awareness of the existence of God clear and distinct way. This idea has infinite objective reality‚ and thus are more likely to be correct than any other idea.

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    the natural world are symbolic of a divine creator‚ just as the intricate design of a watch may imply the existence of a skilled watchmaker. Paley’s analogy has played a significant role in the development of natural theology and continues to be discussed in debates about the existence of God and the relationship between science

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    Disembodied existence after death is incoherent The idea of disembodied existence is a dualist view; that the soul and the body are two separate things. Dualists believe that the soul can live on after the death of the body. A prime example of a dualist would be Plato; he believed that the body was gross and unthinking object that has cravings and desires and it connected to sensory illusions. But he believed that the soul was in fact a thoughtful and eternal and craves intellectual stimulation

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