In his thesis of Modern science Nicholas Everitt argues against the existence of God by examining several scientific concepts such as Darwinism as well as the Big Bang Theory. ... Whereas Crusoe's illustration focused on how God and the universe are to some extent incompatible to disprove his existence or his nature differences, the antitheism further solidifies this point by simply revealing that based on modern science, the God we have read about in the book of Genesis cannot exist. Everitt concludes his argument by claiming that the findings of modern science significantly disprove ...

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In light of Foreman's sentiments through a memoir dubbed, "Approaching the Question on God's existence" I believe the burden of proof rests on the legitimacy of the defendant in view of the anti-theistic challenge. ... The supreme mover of the universe is not the creator-god since the universe is itself eternal, an ordered world of natural processes without beginning or end, in everlasting and continuous motion (Mawson, 1975). ... Christian doctrine confirms that the universe as a whole had a grand scale plan and divine design. ... The truth about the structure of the entire universe...

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It is the belief that God created the universe, organising it perfectly for the needs of man, in order to run in correct order, while remaining in the background, taking a passive role. ... In Deism, God is believed to be everything, as only one substance can be granted in the universe, and that substance is absolutely infinite, without God nothing can be, or be conceived. ... He has been identified as the " first major European thinker in modern times to embrace democratic republicanism as the highest and most rational form of political organisation,"" in which all men were equal. ... Also,...

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This will be achieved by discussing eastern religions and western religions, then finally comparing and contrasting the main ideologies of these religions of this modern era. ... But the modern day Buddhism does have characteristics of being a very psychological religion. ... Confucianism is a far east religion of China which has its own views and beliefs. ... They believe in "Tien", which would be analogous with heaven in which an order is present which includes the universe and the whole cosmos. ... At the end of one's life, after living the commandme...

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