TheFallibleFiend, noticing that you are now on line, I invite you--and anyone else who may be interested, to take a look at, even if just only for old times sake, the following thread from 2006--the first year I began to post at SAGGO. FF, you were an early respondent in this thread, which I just stumbled on in my bookmarks. It was started by Tim. I think he was a student at the time and very much a fundamentalist, I think. Let us see where it takes us. If not far, so be it!
There is abounding evidence for a Creator God.
If you're familiar with Geometry, an indirect proof is when you prove something by proving what it's not. To start this indirect proof, the given information I'm using is the universe and all it contains; I'm trying to prove that there's a God.
First, I will assume temporarily that there is no God. So that means that there is no-one or nothing to create the universe and all it contains. But that conflicts the given that there is a universe. Therefore, there is a God that created the universe because there's not not a God.
