DAY 358
CHALLENGE
“There is no one argument that demonstrates the Christian God exists. At most, each points to only a single aspect of the Christian God.”
DEFENSE
The arguments are not meant to be used individually. They’re meant to be combined in a cumulative case.
It would be possible to combine all the arguments into a single, highly complex argument, with many subarguments (similar to the way a computer program contains many subroutines). However, such an argument would be excessively difficult to follow. Consequently, apologists through the ages have broken the overall argument …
CHALLENGE
“There is no one argument that demonstrates the Christian God exists. At most, each points to only a single aspect of the Christian God.”
DEFENSE
The arguments are not meant to be used individually. They’re meant to be combined in a cumulative case.
It would be possible to combine all the arguments into a single, highly complex argument, with many subarguments (similar to the way a computer program contains many subroutines). However, such an argument would be excessively difficult to follow. Consequently, apologists through the ages have broken the overall argument …