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1. “Possible worlds” and a “maximally great being”
2. Is it possible that a maximally great being actually does exist?
3. Is there additional confirming evidence for the concept of a maximally great being?
1. The emotional problem of suffering: a rejection of God
2. The impossibility argument: “It’s impossible for God and suffering to coexist.”
3. The improbability argument: “It’s highly improbable that God and suffering can coexist.”
1. Was Spinoza correct in presupposing that the laws of nature were immutable?
2. Was Hume correct that our common experience supports the laws of nature rather than miracles?
3. Were Strauss, Barth and Bultmann correct in presupposing that miracles were impossible?
1. How is it possible to know anything at all about God?
2. What happens to those who have never heard the gospel?
1. What is “special revelation”?
2. Did Jesus die, and was he buried in Joseph of Arimathea’s tomb?
3. Did a group of women find Jesus’ empty tomb?
4. Were there post-mortem appearances of Jesus to various groups of witnesses?
5. Would Jewish culture explain the idea of an individual being resurrected?
6. What about competing theories that attribute the resurrection to natural means?
1. We believe in Jesus Christ, therefore we believe in scripture
2. The historical reliability of the gospel accounts
3. Can scripture be inspired, authoritative and confluent?
1. Why does it matter if God exists?
2. What are the elements of a sound worldview?
3. What does theism have to offer that atheism and pantheism are missing?
4. What are the differences between the three major monotheistic religions?
5. How can Christianity provide greater meaning for my life?