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... distinctly conceivable implies a contradiction. Whatever we conceive as existent, we can also conceive as non-existent. In this claim made by Hume, nothing is distinctly conceivable implies a contradiction, implies whatever exists must have cause and in this case if that something is distinctly conceivable it has cause and it does not imply a contradiction. ... ...
... future, and if that is true, the future could not determine how God feels, because he already knows what is in store. One could say that the human existence is nothing, but only in a certain context. Our human flesh and organs will all fade away one day, but the spirit within us is a part of God, and this lasts forever. Our ... God help and guide you along the way, or you can choose to ignore Him. Therefore, it can be argued that God is everything and the rest of existence is nothing but an extension of Him. So it can be deciphered as either way, depending on the context of the words. G...
... created by some other thing. Aquinas also believed that there had to have been an uncaused first cause, which he called God. Through his theory Aquinas states that there is nothing that is the efficient cause of itself, because that would mean that it came before itself, and that is not possible, no matter how one looks at it. He also ... ...
