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Arguments for God Ranked!

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Arguments for God Ranked: A Thought-Provoking Quiz

Explore various philosophical arguments for the existence of God with our engaging quiz. From the Cosmological Argument to Pascal's Wager, challenge your understanding and refine your beliefs.

Discover the strengths and weaknesses of different theological arguments.
Rank your understanding of each argument.
Enhance your knowledge of philosophy and theology.

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ReflectiveSeeker457

Cosmological Argument

The universe began to exist. God is the best explanation.

Very Bad

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Meh

Good

Very Good

Teleological Argument

Nature appears to be designed, therefore we should conclude an intelligent designer.

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Pascal's Wager

You should believe in God based on a calculated choice of the risks involved.

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Ontological argument

Greatness (part of God's definition) also includes existence, therefore God exists!

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Moral argument

If there is no moral authority, our morals would be subjective, therefore the moral authority exists.

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Aesthetic Argument

How else are we going to explain feelings of awe and beauty if not with the supernatural?

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Argument from Consciousness

How else are we going to explain consciousness if not with the supernatural?

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

First Cause Argument

There must be a first cause to all things that is itself not caused, and that cause is God.

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Argument from Degree

Things can only be called good in relation to an ultimate standard of goodness.

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Contingency Argument

Every thing's existence depends on some prior cause, but one link in the chain must be uncaused and independent.

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Personal Experience

I felt something I never knew before. It must have been God.

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Presuppositionalism

Only if you presuppose God's existence can you have consistent epistemology.

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

Transcendental argument

How else are we going to explain concepts such as math, logic, or science if not with the supernatural?

Very Bad

Bad

Meh

Good

Very Good

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