is god real?

The question of God’s existence as the sole creator of the universe has been around for centuries. Arguments against the existence of God, known today as New Atheism, attempt to use science and logic for their claims that the universe has no Designer. But many leading philosophers today have refuted these claims using the same methods of science and logic.

is science enough?

One of the biggest hurdles for people who question of God is real is whether or not science can confirm God’s existence. But science has many limitations, and is not a litmus test for philosophical questions, as Alister McGrath explains.

if god is real, why does evil exist?

The traditional argument known as “The Problem from Evil” claims that a good God and an evil world cannot co-exist. But is this true? First we have to ask what our definition of “good” is, and then determine human agency, or “free will.” Click the link on the left, and visit here for further material.

can suffering prove or disprove god?

Suffering and death may seem random and senseless, causing us to wonder, “if there’s this much chaos, there must be no God.” But abandoning belief in God does not help answer questions of pain and suffering. In fact, it makes them ultimately harder to understand. Dr. Tim Keller highlights four wrong answers to the suffering question, “Why Me?”

can science support god’s existence?

Though the scientific method cannot answer all questions about the universe, there are observations made in science that strongly compel us to consider that our world is too intentional, too purposeful, and too structured to be the result of chaos and randomness.