Arguments for God's Existence

2nd law of thermodynamics - points us to a universe that definitely had a beginning. Why? Because the universe is running out of usable _______________.

• food supply

• energy

• entropy

The _______________ constant - if off by 1 in 10 to the 60th parts, the universe would not be life-permitting.

• Connell

• Change

• Gravitational

The ____________ tuning of the universe argument points to the fact that the universe has been “dialed in” precisely to make possible the presence of human life.

• fine

• radio

• super

According to the Christian worldview, what is the best explanation for our universe being so finely tuned to accommodate life?

• necessity

• chance

• design

In 1954, scientist Hugh Everett came up the idea of the ________________. His theory would mean that we are living in one of countless universes.

• perverse

• multiverse

• converse

Who made this statement, “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Day after day they pour forth speech; night after night they reveal knowledge.”

• Stephen Hawking

• Justin Oates

• King David

The Kalam argument was developed by _____________ philosophers in the middle ages.

• Christian

• Muslim

• Atheist

The Kalam __________________ argument goes like this: -Whatever begins to exist has a cause.  -The universe began to exist.  -Therefore the universe has a cause.

• cosmological

• theological

• ontological

________________ itself is not a sufficient cause for the beginning of the universe. It doesn’t have a plan.

• God

• Energy

• Allah

The _____________ argument appeals to a maximally great being.

• teleological

• ontological

• cosmological