... , purpose, and meaning. Unlike McCloskey's claims on atheism, Craig believes that without God's existence, humanity and the universe would remain doomed to death. William argues that, like all biological living things, man has to die. However, without the hope of immortality, man's life would only ... Theologian Paul Tillich inferred through, "the threat of non-being" the thought of death and non-existence is not only threatening but also staggering. Without God, immortality does not exist. In such a scenario, Craig quizzes McCloskey's claims on atheism. The author infers that, without ...

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