Napoleon Ier wrote:
The use of historical documents concerning the existence of Jesus and his Disciples' acts serve as evidence, however little you may like it.
How does this prove God? No-one here is contending that Jesus and the Disciples didn't exist, just that there was no divine force to back them up.
Napoleon Ier wrote:
You then have the teleological argument, transcendental argument, cosmological proof, and of course the various ontological proofs.
Telelogical is countered by the weak anthropic principle, transcedental utilizes circular reasoning and cosmological is based on flawed human understanding of the universe.
The most major flaw in your arguments, however, is that none of the arguments you provided can prove the existence of the
Christian God. There are whole worlds of difference between God and the Greek Pantheon, for example, yet both have essentially the same chance of existing (i.e. infintely small).
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