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It Is Probable That God Objectively Exists
The following argument is intended as a contribution to the discussion “Is God more than just an idea?” I will contrast hypotheses that speak for and against the objective existence of God/the Divine and will primarily analyze arguments that doubt the objective existence. I will examine the question of God from a non-theological position, in order to approach this “old” topic in a modern, systems-theoretical, and non-dogmatic way.
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