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A picture of an open door with a sign that reads "God is here."

What solid evidence is there that God exists?

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The Argument from Free Will is a fallacy because it does not account for the power of God. It assumes that human free will is stronger than God's will, which is not the case. To make a proper argument, one must account for the power of God and the free will of humans.

Are there any fallacies in the following philosophical argument? 1) God loves each person. 2) Whoever God loves, he desires to save from their sin. 3) Since God loves each person, he desires to save each people from their sin. 4) God is omnipotent. 5) Since God is omnipotent, any person that God desires to save from their sin, he can save from their sin. 6) If someone's free will can eternally resist God's desire and ability to save them from their sin, then human free will would be more powerful than God, which would mean God is not omnipotent. 7) Since God is omnipotent, premise 6 cannot be correct and human free will cannot ultimately prevent God from eventually saving a person from their sin. 8) Thus, it is proven that since God desires to save each person from their sin and can save each person from their sin, he will save each people from their sin.

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The following philosophical argument is based on the incorrect assumption that God is not able to save everyone from their sin. If one person is not saved from their sin, it would prove that God is not omnipotent, which is incorrect.

Are there any fallacies in the following philosophical argument? 1) God loves each person. 2) Whoever God loves, he desires to save from their sin. 3) Since God loves each person, he desires to save each people from their sin. 4) God is omnipotent. 5) Since God is omnipotent, any person that God desires to save from their sin, he can save from their sin. 6) Since God desires to save all people from their sin, and he can save all people from their sin, if even one person is not eventually saved from their sin, it would prove God is not omnipotent, which is incorrect. 7) Thus, it is proven that God will save all people from their sin.

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The Argument from Love is a logical fallacy in which one tries to based an argument on someone's emotions instead of reason. The Argument from Love states that because God loves all people, he desires to save all of them. However, this does not prove that God is able to save them because there could be something more powerful than God's ability to save them.

Are there any fallacies in the following philosophical argument? 1) God loves the whole world. 2) The whole world includes all people, so God loves all people. 3) Whoever God loves, he desires to save. 4) Since God loves all people, he desires to save all people. 5) God is omnipotent. 6) Since God is omnipotent, any person that God desires to save, he can save. 7) If God can not save a person, then there is something more powerful than God's ability to save that person, therefore proving God is not omnipotent. 8) Thus, it is proven that God will save all people.

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In this image, a young Christian woman kneels on the ground beside a man who is leaning against the wall. She is holding his hand and he is holding a Bible in his other hand. In the background, you can see a city skyline. This image is intended to show that Jesus saves everyone, even if they may not realize it.

Does Jesus save everyone?

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