My proof of God's existence

[Snarf]

[i]So you're writing a book. Is it all on this type of stuff?[/i]

It's about rectifying science and religion, the first parts focusing on the history of Catholicism and its love/hate relationships with science. The bulk of it is about Coeternalism, and the appendix is my autobiography to explain why I believe the way I do.

[i]On a side note, have you refered to St. Thomas Aquinas reformulation of Aristotle's logic? It would be well worth the reading and reference.[/i]

Yeah, I do talk about Aquinas' reformulations elsewhere in the book.

[i]Are you familiar or knowledgeable with the theory of chaos and the laws of thermodynamics? If so, I could elaborate my own 'prrof of God' on those two principals and you can tear into them and let me know if my logic is faulty? [/i]

Yeah, I've seen many arguments in favor of God's existence on those grounds, but I haven't really been satisfied with any of them. If God's existence is to be proved, I think it should be done with ontological logic rather than raw probability.

[i]Snarf, your from Noblesville too? Do you go to Our Lady of Grace? [/i]

OLG is way too "modern" for me. I go to Sacred Heart of Cicero, sometimes going to OLG for the evening mass, or Our Lady of Mount Carmel for the Spanish mass.

[i]Hey Snarf... got your name from the Thunder Cats right?[/i]

Indeed.

Thanks for the feedback, all.

-Seth