The problem with the argument is that theists can easily get out of it. They can simply claim that omnipotence does not mean a being can do EVERYTHING. Omnipotence means that a being can do anything logically possible.
On this site, I often argue that we should think critically—not take whatever pundits, influences, preachers, and…
In the previous post about arguments for the existence of God, we touched upon the Cosmological argument. We…
Continuing with the introductions to the arguments for the existence of God, we’ll now look at one…
This post scratches the surface of cosmological arguments for the existence of God. As this is a very complex area, with many disagreements and debates among brilliant thinkers and professional philosophers, I cannot stress enough that this post is mostly about my journey to understand these issues and arguments.
One of the arguments put forward for the existence of God is Anselm’s Ontological Argument. This is an Argument that tries to “prove” God’s existence by showing us that it is impossible to deny that the greatest possible being – God exists.
If you spend enough time on social media, you’ve probably seen it: a post questioning religion, maybe…