Then which of the favours of your Lord will you deny?
Surah Ar-Rahman (55:13)
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Does God Exist?
The ontological argument for God's existence has been dismissed and reformulated for nine centuries. In its contemporary form, it remains one of the most disputed — and most serious — arguments in philosophy.
Read more: The God Who Cannot Not ExistDoes God Exist?
The naturalist claims that the human mind is entirely the product of blind evolutionary processes. But if that is true, why should we trust our minds on the questions evolution has no interest in — including the question of whether naturalism is true?
Read more: If Your Brain Is Just Atoms, Can You Trust It?Science & Evidence
Neuroscience can tell us which brain regions activate during different experiences. It cannot tell us why there is any experience at all. This gap — the Hard Problem of Consciousness — is one of the deepest unsolved problems in all of science.
Read more: The One Thing Neuroscience Cannot ExplainEthics Without God?
Most people behave as though moral facts are real — as though torturing children for entertainment is not just something they personally dislike, but something genuinely wrong. Where do those facts come from, and what grounds them?
Read more: Where Do Moral Facts Live?Ethics Without God?
The secular humanist argues that we need no God to live ethically — that compassion, reason, and human solidarity are sufficient foundations. The argument is partly right. The part where it falls short is the part that matters most.
Read more: Can You Ground Ethics Without God?Ethics Without God?
Moral relativism — the view that there are no universal moral truths, only cultural conventions — sounds tolerant. On examination, it is self-refuting, practically unliveable, and unable to support the very values it is typically invoked to protect.
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