1. The belief that there's a God is unnecessary to explain our experience.
2. All beliefs unncessary to explain our experience ought to be rejected.
So
3. The belief that there's a God ought to be rejected.
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Valid? Indeed.
Solid? St. Thomas Aquinas disputed (1) to prove the existance of good.
If we changed it to:
1. They belief thate there's a God is neccesary to explain our experience.
2. All beliefs necessary to explain are experience ought to be accepted.
So
3. The belief that there's a God ought to be accepted.
Then, we have a proof of the existance of God. Science would say that it is just random walk and the result of the law of the large numbers .Your choice.
Sunday, February 25, 2007
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