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God's Nature and ExistenceTopics on This Page:
The Existence of God The Existence of GodArticles:
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Suffering or Evil as an Objection to God's ExistenceThere are really only two classical objections to the existence of God. One is the apparent ability of science or reason to explain the universe without God, and the other is the existence of suffering or evil in the world. The first objection is dealt with in several of the resources above, listed under The Existence of God, and also on the Science and Religion page of this site. The resources listed below seek to answer the second objection, the problem of suffering or evil in the world. Articles:
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The Divinity of ChristArticles:
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The TrinityObjections to the Trinity may come from non-Christians or from non-Trinitarian Christians. The resources below tend to address the objections of non-Trinitarian Christians (by assuming the authority of the Bible as a common starting point), rather than the objections of non-Christians (who obviously would not accept the authority of the Bible as a starting point). This makes sense, considering that Catholics believe that the doctrine of the Trinity, in its full and complete form, can be known only through divine revelation, not through unaided reason or philosophy. (On the other hand, the existence of God, including many of the attributes of God, can be known without the help of divine revelation.) Articles:
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