Difference between revisions of "Category:Arguments for the existence of God"
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An argument for the existence of God is an attempt to prove the ontological existence of a being or beings which meet the definition of or deserve the title of 'God'. Many such arguments have been proposed throughout history- with varying degrees of success. | An argument for the existence of God is an attempt to prove the ontological existence of a being or beings which meet the definition of or deserve the title of 'God'. Many such arguments have been proposed throughout history- with varying degrees of success. | ||
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An argument for the existence of God is an attempt to prove the ontological existence of a being or beings which meet the definition of or deserve the title of 'God'. Many such arguments have been proposed throughout history- with varying degrees of success.
Pages in category "Arguments for the existence of God"
The following 8 pages are in this category, out of 8 total.
