THE FIVE ARGUMENTS OF NATURAL THEOLOGY “Natural theology” is a branch of theology that seeks to provide justification for belief in God’s existence without the use of scripture. Each of these five arguments for the existence of God is an independent piece of evidence...
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Cosmology (Part 2) – Leibniz’s Idea Of “Necessary Beings” And “Contingent Beings” (for those interested in philosophy/theology)
Two Types Of Beings Or Entities In The Universe The German philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz divided everything that exists into two categories with separate definitions: 1. contingent beings 2. necessary beings Contingent Beings Leibniz defined a "contingent...
Cosmology (Part 3) – Leibniz’s Contingency Argument: Does Everything, Including The Universe, Have An Explanation For Its Existence? (for those interested in philosophy/theology)
THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION G.W. Leibniz said the most important question any of us could ever ask in this life is: "Why is there something rather than nothing?" GUIDING PRINCIPLE Leibniz's Principle of Sufficient Reason: "Nothing happens without a sufficient reason."...
Cosmology (Part 4) – Leibniz’s Contingency Argument: Would It Be Impossible For This Particular Universe Not To Exist? (for those interested in philosophy/theology)
THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION G.W. Leibniz said the most important question any of us could ever ask in this life is: "Why is there something rather than nothing?" GUIDING PRINCIPLE Leibniz's Principle of Sufficient Reason: "Nothing happens without a sufficient reason."...
Cosmology (Part 5) – Leibniz’s Contingency Argument: Is It True That “Something Must Exist But No One Thing Exists Necessarily”? (for those interested in philosophy/theology)
THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION G.W. Leibniz said the most important question any of us could ever ask in this life is: “Why is there something rather than nothing?” GUIDING PRINCIPLE Leibniz’s Principle of Sufficient Reason: “Nothing happens without a sufficient reason.”...




