The Fine Tuning of the Uiverse
From galaxies and stars, down to atoms and subatomic particles, the very structure of our universe is determined by numbers. These are the fundamental constants and quantities of the universe. Scientists have come to the shocking realization that each of these numbers have been carefully dialed to an astonishingly precise value - a value that falls within an exceedingly narrow, life-permitting range. If any one of these numbers were altered by even a hair's breadth, no physical, interactive life of any kind could exist anywhere. There'd be no stars, no life, no planets, no chemistry.
The Kalam Cosmological Agrument
Does God exist?
Or is the material universe all that is, or ever was, or ever will be?
One approach to answering this question is the Cosmological Argument.
The Moral Argument
Can you be good without God? Let’s find out! [Atheist helps kitten out of tree.] Absolutely astounding! There you have it - undeniable proof that you can be good without believing in God!
But wait!
The question isn’t “Can you be good without believing in God.” The question is: “Can you be good without God?”
See, here’s the problem: If there is no God, what basis remains for objective good or bad, right or wrong? If God does not exist, objective moral values do not exist.
