Synopsis: Rational arguments concerning the existence of God are quite fascinating since they try to establish the existence of the `Wholly Other' from things we see every day and from known attributes that we fasten to God. The first part of essay discusses whether we can do this through the `just about ageless processes' of induction and deduction. It presents a `general' theists definition of God and looks at the a posteriori and a priori …showed first 75 words of 3702 total…

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