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 1 1  |           elements of cosmological proofs of the existence of God,
 2 1  |       scientific and philosophical proofs to corroborate His teachings.
 3 1  |         and supplied with possible proofs, and for an internal bond
 4 1  |        Kant gave a critique of all proofs of the existence of God
 5 8  |        usefulness of rationalistic proofs for the benefit of religious
 6 8  |          In the first place, these proofs are regarded as impossible.
 7 8  |            and strictly scientific proofs of the existence of God
 8 8  |          existence. The meaning of proofs of the existence of God
 9 8  |           But mathematically exact proofs are very few. In place of
10 8  |     practical life, other forms of proofs are often used. Even in
11 8  |           are different methods of proofs or, rather, persuasive considerations,
12 8  |           critique of the existing proofs, tried to found a new form
13 8  |         heightening of interest in proofs of God’s existence. Famous
14 8  |       simply points out that these proofs do not have the mathematically
15 8  |            character of scientific proofs.~In regard to the conclusiveness
16 8  |           to the conclusiveness of proofs in general, one should remember
17 8  |          most clear and convincing proofs are very often met in practical
18 8  |           exceptionally convincing proofs, which do not convince an
19 8  |            hear objections against proofs of the existence of God
20 8  |     existence of God in this form: Proofs are not necessary for the
21 8  | disinterested in the rationalistic proofs of the religious truths
22 8  |   replacing of that one by several proofs as proving the weakness
23 8  |            separate and particular proofs.~The Holy Scripture rarely
24 8  |          of the specific so-called proofs of the existence of God.~ ~ ~
25 8  |          the existence of God.~ ~ ~Proofs of the existence of God.~ ~
26 8  |            the created world. Both proofs complement each other. Teleological
27 8  |      Cosmological and teleological proofs are closely related. Only
28 8  |            Ontological and ethical proofs of God’s existence are called
29 8  |         existence are called inner proofs in that they are taken from
30 8  |      cosmological and teleological proofs which are taken from external
31 8  |   experience.~The meaning of inner proofs is very important, for without
32 8  |         for without them, external proofs would not have force. If
33 8  |      impetus to search for careful proofs of the existence of God
34 8  |       ethics and virtue.”~From his proofs, Kant deduces God’s perfections. “
35 9  |   considerations, which are called proofs. Proofs of the immortality
36 9  |           which are called proofs. Proofs of the immortality of the
37 9  |           god, the most convincing proofs of the immortality of the
38 9  |          soul are the teleological proofs. If God is a living Personality,
39 11 |        exists a God! All so-called proofs of the existence of God
40 11 |           Dead — as unquestionable proofs of the divinity of Christian
41 13 |         possesses such a volume of proofs of its truth and of its
42 22 |          possesses an amplitude of proofs of its truth and divinity.
43 22 |          truth and divinity. These proofs are so numerous and diverse
44 22 |      Christianity. Besides general proofs, suitable for all eras,
45 22 |           contains many particular proofs suitable for definite periods.
46 22 |           exceptionally convincing proofs of the truth of Christianity
47 22 |       there are very well-grounded proofs. First of all, we are led
48 24 |         one of the most convincing proofs of its divine dignity.~