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    years scholars and philosophers have debated if god exists. One of the most prominent minds to attempt to tackle this problem was Rene Descartes. In Meditation III from his book Meditation on First Philosophy Descartes presents an argument for the existence of god. Descartes essentially argues that the idea of god has more reality then he dose and that therefore it couldn’t have originated from him or any other being with the same amount of reality as him. While Descartes argument is compelling‚ it

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    In Blaise Pascal’s “The Wager”‚ he takes a different approach to explain why we should believe in God. He forms his argument based on that “We cannot have any certainty regarding the existence of God. He exists or does not exist‚ but reason cannot tell us which” Pascal continues explain the wager as having four choices and the consequences that go with them. If someone believes in God and God does exist then they will be granted eternal rewards‚ if they do not believe and God does exist then it is

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    experience‚ which means from both senses and inner thoughts. Empiricism is based on high probability‚ since it is based in the past. Empiricists refuse the idea that reason produces any knowledge about the world itself. Moreover‚ they strongly deny the existence of any innate knowledge - knowledge that exists in the mind prior to experience or rational activity. For example‚ ideas that one is born with. Locke’s argument against the theory of innate principles can be expressed in these three sentences: If

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    Apologetics Application Paper Final Mike McDowell APOL 500 7 November 2013 Naturalism versus Christianity Naturalism is a prominent worldview that is held and praised widely in today’s modern world. However‚ when examined closely and held up to certain criteria that would establish it as a legitimate worldview‚ one can see that it comes up short in several areas such as the source of morality‚ internal logical consistency‚ and human nature. In these areas that Naturalism fails

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    to deny the existence of God. His thesis was very simple‚ if a man commits thousands of mistakes he still remains a human being‚ but if we find even one mistake of God‚ He can not be a God. Thus he declared the criterion to find God; he had to uncover only one error in God’s words‚” The Quran”. All his explorations‚ scientific investigations and academic researches and findings were rendered futile when he found that his efforts lead him to the confirmation of the Quran and existence of God.

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    single rain-forest tree can provide a home for 2000 different species of animal … .” So‚ trees attract wildlife‚ by supporting habitat to create a biodiversity (http://www.arborilogical.com...). Trees are powerful and important tools for our existence. They are very useful to man. They produced oxygen. They filtered and purified the air‚ thus‚ provided us clean air to breathe. They hold water underneath the ground for humans and animals to drink. Likewise‚ they give us

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    on the matter. One‚ the idea of an “economical pure model‚” a scenario that is present in the gaming world as all individuals are born equal. Two‚ corruption- the idea that venality exists‚ and can exist the same way in the gaming world. The existence of both of these topics solidifies Thomson’s claims and can be explored through various examples and scenarios. As Smith states‚ “people inherently prefer a free market and the ability to rise above others‚” a market that is non-existent as the

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    dictated by genes. Even though a military conflict is too complex to be triggered by nothing but an innate inclination‚ aggression that fuels it seems to be integral to social behaviour. Therefore‚ war can be regarded as an inescapable part of human existence. First of all‚ war is an essential part of social experience‚ as it is provoked by inevitable clashing of interests of nations on a global level. Such conflicts arise because of a perceived incompatibility of actions or goals of hostile parties

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    minute and writing something just to accomplish assignment. But these are actually results of the analysis of various incidences happened in my life‚ the problems I faced. So among all I give my first priority to the existence of god. In life‚ most of the times I used to neglect existence of this so called ‘super natural power’. But later on thing changed and I started to believe its presence around me . Many difficult situations I faced with belief that he would surely show me the way and most of the

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    stimulus. What is perceptual error? In the philosophy of perception‚ that perceptual errors exist is most frequently regarded as a fundamental fact about perception which must be integrated into any coherent theory. But the position that the existence of perceptual errors ought not serve as a premise in an argument about the nature of perception‚ since any account of perceptual error presupposes a particular understanding of the nature of perception. In fact‚ any theory of perceptual error presupposes

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