Is it rational to believe in God?

Question 1

A miracle

Answer 1

Unexplainable event that people believe is caused by God

Question 2

Richard Swinburne’s argument

Answer 2

For: so many miracles have happened that God must be real.

Question 3

A person that does not believe in God

Answer 3

Atheist

Question 4

Natural evil

Answer 4

Evil that is caused naturally such as an avalanche

Question 5

All powerful

Answer 5

Omnipotent

Question 6

All loving

Answer 6

Omnibenevolent

Question 7

John Mackie’s argument

Answer 7

Against: God cannot be omnipotent and omnibenevolent if evil exists in the world.

Question 8

John Mackie’s argument’s name

Answer 8

The inconsistent triad

Question 9

William Paley’s argument’s name

Answer 9

The design argument

Question 10

William Paley’s argument

Answer 10

For: Complex things such as the human eye cannot have been created by chance, so there must be a God behind it.

Question 11

The three human desires (according to Sigmund Freud)

Answer 11

1: The need for a father figure to protect and look after us.
2: Heaven rewards for all the unfairness in life.
3: the thought of being immortal with God

Question 12

Sigmund Freud’s argument

Answer 12

Against: Everyone has three desires, which is why religion was created as a story to fulfil, those desires.

Question 13

Thomas aquinas’ argument name

Answer 13

The cosmological argument

Question 14

What was Thomas Aquinas’ name for God

Answer 14

The First Cause

Question 15

Thomas Aquinas’ argument

Answer 15

Everything that exists was caused by something else, but there must be a beginning, a First Cause, and that is God