These arguments provide rational warrants for belief in the existence of God. As such, they offer prima facie justification for such belief. The arguments are not proofs, but rather, warrants.

Please read the introduction pages first, as they cover important concepts that are necessary for understanding several of the arguments presented below.


How I define God: God is ultimate reality; which happens to be eternal consciousness motivated to produce beings as an expression of the nature of being.

1. Argument from Cosmological Necessity

2. Koon's Cosmological Argument

3. Fire in the Equations

4. Anthropic Principle (2 Pages)

5. From Religious Instinct (3 pages)

6. From Religious a priori

7. From Mystical experience, (3 pages)

8. Thomas Reid Argument (2 pages)

9. Argument from the Sublime

10. Existential Argument.

11. Feeling of Utter Dependence

12. Hartshorne's Modal Argument (ontological)

13. From Perfection.

14. Plantinga's Possible Worlds

15. Reity

16. Transcendental Signifier

17. Tillich's Ground of Being.

18. Metacrock's Version of Ground of Being.

19. Reverse Quantum

20. Garrett's Argument from Logical Necessity.

21. Argument from Consciousness.(3 pages)

22. Moral Argument.

23. Argument from Moral Judgment and Abstract Values.

24. The Berkeley_Goswami Argument.

25. Argument From Temporal Beginning.

26. Elegance of God hypothesis.

27. Hartshorne's Deep Empiricism.

28. Near Death Experience.

29. Why anything at all?

30. Positive Epistemic Status.

31. Confluence of Proper function and Reliability.

32. Argument From Induction.

33. Rejection of Universal Skepticism.

34. Hick's Argument from Personal Origin.

35. Materialism Vanishes (2 pages).

36. Argument from Logical Necessity

37. God Pod

38. Miracles

39. Cumulative Case.