The existence of a creator

🔹 1. The First Cause Argument (Aristotle – Thomas Aquinas)

• Everything that exists has a cause.
• If we go back far enough, we must arrive at a first cause that itself was not caused by anything else.
• This first cause is God.

🔹 2. The Argument from Order and Design (Teleological Argument)

• The universe shows order, laws, and mathematical precision.
• The probability of all this happening by chance is astronomically small.
• Therefore, it points to a Mind, a Designer.

🔹 3. The Moral Argument (Kant – C.S. Lewis)

• All humans have an innate sense of right and wrong.
• This “moral compass” cannot be fully explained by biology or society.
• It suggests a higher source of morality = God.

🔹 4. The Argument from Consciousness

• Human consciousness, self-awareness, and the ability to think about the infinite cannot be reduced simply to “brain chemistry.”
• Many philosophers see this as evidence of a spiritual dimension.

📌 Of course, none of these are “mathematical proofs.” They are indications, logical steps suggesting that the existence of a Creator is more reasonable than absolute randomness