How Would You Use the Existence of Natural Rights to Argue for the Existence of God?
#STRask — Stand to ReasonHow Would You Use the Existence of Natural Rights to Argue for the Existence of God?
July 18, 2022
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Questions about how to use the topic of natural rights with someone who believes in them to discuss the existence of God, and whether the saying that “we come from God, and we will go back to God” is an accurate statement or just a form of “mindism.”
* How would you use the topic of natural rights to discuss the existence of God with someone who believes good and evil (and natural rights) exist but does not believe they have divine origins?
* Is the saying that “we come from God, and we will go back to God” an accurate statement, or is it just a form of “mindism”?
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