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(The uniqueness of logic proof is as follows: # Logic is unique, such that contrary systems of logic are impossible. # The existence of God is logical. # Therefore God exists.) |
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# Therefore God exists. | # Therefore God exists. | ||
| + | == Uncertainty proof == | ||
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| + | The uncertainty proof is as follows: | ||
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| + | # Uncertainty pervades the physical world. | ||
| + | # Logic is free of uncertainty. | ||
| + | # Logic, therefore, does not come from the physical world. | ||
| + | # Logic must come from something perpetual that is free of uncertainty. | ||
| + | # This we call "God". | ||
[[category:arguments for the existence of God]] | [[category:arguments for the existence of God]] | ||
Revision as of 18:24, November 29, 2015
A logic-based proof of God demonstrates God's existence by reference to logic. This approach recognizes strong the connection between logic and God, and how the Bible can be understood as a book of logic.
Uniqueness of logic proof
The uniqueness of logic proof is as follows:
- Logic is unique, such that contrary systems of logic are impossible.
- The existence of God is logical.
- Therefore God exists.
Uncertainty proof
The uncertainty proof is as follows:
- Uncertainty pervades the physical world.
- Logic is free of uncertainty.
- Logic, therefore, does not come from the physical world.
- Logic must come from something perpetual that is free of uncertainty.
- This we call "God".