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Arguments for the existence of God (view source)
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* This argument fails to address [[gestalt consciousness]].
* This argument fails to address [[gestalt consciousness]].
* [[Evolutionists]] typically argue that consciousness may happen by chance, and that for this reason, the argument is invalid.
* [[Evolutionists]] typically argue that consciousness is not a spirit or soul, but is simply the workings of a highly-developed nervous system. According to the theory of evolution, the nervous system would evolve and make a consciousness, which would not require a creator.
* Infinite regress is allowable both in modern mathematics and physics.
* Infinite regress is allowable both in modern mathematics and physics.
* The last point (that the uncaused causer is God) is unsupported unless it is taken as a statement of definition. If this is the case, the prior arguments are unnecessary.
* The last point (that the uncaused causer is God) is unsupported unless it is taken as a statement of definition. If this is the case, the prior arguments are unnecessary.