وجود خدا الفارسية 1402

Richard Swinburne presents a rewritten and updated version of his most famous book. In this book, he argues that the existence of the universe, its legal nature and fine-tuning, human consciousness and moral consciousness, and evidence from miracles and religious experiences, all add up to allow us to conclude that God exists. In essence, Swain Byrne examines the possibility of God's existence. He does not push to prove the existence of God, which belief is forced to accept. He deals with a number of traditional arguments, the argument from cosmology, the argument from design, the argument from fine-tuning, and a number of others - the argument from beauty, the argument from consciousness and morality, the argument. From religious experience. In any case, he is careful to state and add what he considers to be available evidence.