Does God Exist?: Re-Examination of the Classical Arguments for God

An "apologetic" is a reasoned argument that provides justification for a belief, and in this essay, Richard Howe introduces some of the "classical" apologetics for God's existence. These are lines of reasoning that go back to the Greek philosophers-the cosmological argument, the design argument, and the argument from a First Cause. But while the "type" of argument is a traditional one, Dr. Howe argues from the latest scientific data, presenting the most contemporized versions of the cosmological, design, and First-Cause arguments.

Written by Richard G. Howe