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* [[Cosmological argument]]: Every event in our universe necessarily has a cause.  However, it is impossible that there should be an unending chain of causes going back.  Therefore, there necessarily must be a cause ''distinct'' from the universe as we know it which is capable of causing all things and is itself uncaused.  Atheism denies that that [[First Cause]] is God.

* [[Cosmological argument]]: Every event in our universe necessarily has a cause.  However, it is impossible that there should be an unending chain of causes going back.  Therefore, there necessarily must be a cause ''distinct'' from the universe as we know it which is capable of causing all things and is itself uncaused.  Atheism denies that that [[First Cause]] is God.

* [[Ontological argument]]: Since existence is inherent to the definition of God, it is impossible to conceive of God without conceiving of Him as existing;

* [[Ontological argument]]: Since existence is inherent to the definition of God, it is impossible to conceive of God without conceiving of Him as existing;

* Historical arguments for the existence of God: Arguments stemming from historical accounts and archaeological evidence;

* Historical arguments for the existence of God: Arguments stemming from historical accounts such as [[Christian apologetics|Christian historical apologetics]] and archaeological evidence]] such as [[Bible archaeology|Bible Archaeology]];

* Experiential arguments for the existence of God: Arguments based on personal experience and human intuition;

* Experiential arguments for the existence of God: Arguments based on personal experience and human intuition;