Atheist-Teleological Argument
Part 2: Proving God’s existence to an atheist- Teleological Argument
First, some atheist arguments that may be brought up in the beginning is as follows: God is omnibenevolent and would thus desire to eliminate evil, and God is omnipotent and thus could eliminate evil. Evil exists in the world, thus God does not exist since evil exists. This is a common argument that may come up about the existence of evil in the world. Most of the evil in the world only occurs because we choose to create it. When God created the world he gave each individual free will instead of creating people who could not make choices of their own. The consequence of this is that some individuals may choose to abuse their freedom, but this price is worth having to pay so that human beings can have genuine freedom. Ultimately, God has his own good reasons for allowing suffering and evil to exist …show more content…
The Fibonacci principle is often defined as the Fibonacci sequence. The Fibonacci sequence starts at 0 and then the next number is found by adding the two numbers before it. This sequence is seen in sunflower through their seed arrangement; other flowers also show the Fibonacci sequence in the number of petals the flowers have. The problem is that the Fibonacci sequence found in the flowers may just be a result of the laws of physics and gravity therefore the sunflower only obtained that pattern because of gravity. Another example of the Fibonacci sequence in nature is human DNA. DNA is based on the golden section and it measures 34 angstroms long by 21 angstroms wide for each full cycle of the double helix spiral, and these numbers are a part of the Fibonacci series. Trying to prove that something in gravity caused our DNA to follow this unique sequence or code is then up to the atheist, and the burden of proof is on them to show that gravity affected
First, some atheist arguments that may be brought up in the beginning is as follows: God is omnibenevolent and would thus desire to eliminate evil, and God is omnipotent and thus could eliminate evil. Evil exists in the world, thus God does not exist since evil exists. This is a common argument that may come up about the existence of evil in the world. Most of the evil in the world only occurs because we choose to create it. When God created the world he gave each individual free will instead of creating people who could not make choices of their own. The consequence of this is that some individuals may choose to abuse their freedom, but this price is worth having to pay so that human beings can have genuine freedom. Ultimately, God has his own good reasons for allowing suffering and evil to exist …show more content…
The Fibonacci principle is often defined as the Fibonacci sequence. The Fibonacci sequence starts at 0 and then the next number is found by adding the two numbers before it. This sequence is seen in sunflower through their seed arrangement; other flowers also show the Fibonacci sequence in the number of petals the flowers have. The problem is that the Fibonacci sequence found in the flowers may just be a result of the laws of physics and gravity therefore the sunflower only obtained that pattern because of gravity. Another example of the Fibonacci sequence in nature is human DNA. DNA is based on the golden section and it measures 34 angstroms long by 21 angstroms wide for each full cycle of the double helix spiral, and these numbers are a part of the Fibonacci series. Trying to prove that something in gravity caused our DNA to follow this unique sequence or code is then up to the atheist, and the burden of proof is on them to show that gravity affected