Against god

Evil Arguments against God and His existence have been a constant occurrence throughout history. From the beginning of time there have always been people that rebel against God and argue against the fiber of his existence. There are many naturalists who argue against God and whether or not he exists or is present in the world. These ideas and arguments are based on the reality of evil and clearly deviate from God’s word of scripture. There are theists who have opposing arguments against these naturalists

In Atheism: The Case Against God, George H. Smith refutes arguments that many Theists use to try and prove God’s existence. One example of this is what he describes as “The Argument from Life.” This argument is often referred to as the fine-tuning argument as it argues that the Universe that humanity is a part of is so unlikely, it is as if it has been fine-tuned by a supernatural force. Although Smith argues against this claim using a variety of arguments, he is ultimately unsuccessful in refuting

ways that the Satan is working against God. Some verses that show that it is not God is not punishing and that there are other forces at work are, John 10:10, Satan and his forces of evil come to “steal and kill and destroy”. Satan causes mental and physical disease in Luke 8:26–36; 13:10–13 and you cannot forget Job. Both good and bad people alike are his victims. Meanwhile God supports the people who love Him. Scripture shares with us in Romans, “In all things God works for the good of those who

of Canaan, Moses records the Israelites’ persistent complaining and rebellion against God. Numbers 21:4-9 first mentions the complaint of the Israelites’ against God and Moses, questioning God’s plan for them, as they travel in the desert without food and water. “We are disgusted with this wretched food,” they say. This wretched food refers to the manna or the “bread from heaven,” as mentioned in Exodus 16:4, that God miraculously provided for the Israelites when food supplies ran out during their

evil) is the argument that an all-powerful, all-knowing, and perfectly good God would not allow any or certain kinds of evil or suffering to occur. Unlike the logical argument from evil, which holds that the existence of God (so defined) is logically incompatible with some known fact about evil, the evidential (or probabilistic) argument from evil contends that some known fact about evil is evidence against the existence of God. For instance, one version of the argument contends that the biological role

One argument that is often presented against the belief of Christians, more precisely that of the existence of God, is the problem of evil; and many apologists have continued to counter the questions and disputes. The problem of evil suggests that, if God truly exists, and is in fact good, then the evil we see in the world would not exist. How could a good God allow the rape of women and children? Or, how can a good God see the poverty and starvation of millions around the globe and do nothing? These

HJ McCloskey in 1968 wrote a paper that tried to argue against different Christian philosophy theories. He tried to argue against the existence of God, specifically in the Cosmological Argument and Teleological arguments. He also tries to use the existence of evil as an argument against the existence a God. His arguments ultimately show a lack of understanding. A lack of understanding of these basic christian arguments and basic Christian theology. The issue at the very beginning of this article

The Holy Bible revealed to us that God is a symbol of goodness. He likes creating good things. He declared each day work as good in His own sight. He finally pronounced all His creation as being good and complimenting each other. Almighty God forever, remains the highest good any human could seek and a standard to measure goodness. Against the naturalism’s view of man is that “Human beings are complex machines; personality is an interrelation of chemical and physical properties we do not yet fully

The problem of evil or problem of suffering is an argument against the existence of God. It claims that the existence of evil, such as pain and death, is incompatible with the existence of an omnibenevolent, omnipotent, and omniscient God. The first statement of this problem is presented by the greek philosopher Epicurus. He basically says that “if God is willing to prevent evil but not able then he is not omnipotent if he is able to prevent it but not willing then he is not omnibenevolent. If he

topics of all times. There are many who are for the existence of God and many who are against the existence of God. To debate on this topic is pointless because we all have strong beliefs. Religion is a belief in a spiritual entity, which some believe there’s a higher power in a creator. Religion is having faith and something in something or someone that isn’t here physically. Aquinas and Ansel both argued on the existence of God. Aquinas believed that everything is put in motion by something