How can we account for the fact that in human beings everywhere there is a kind of moral code that provides us with an inner sense of moral “ought” ness?  An inner sense of right and wrong-a sense of what ought to take place-varies from culture to culture, but everyone has this sense built into them.  Why in almost every culture on this planet, do people value: Truth over deceitfulness, kindness over violence, loyalty over back-stabbing. 

Are gasses capable of creating a moral code of values and implanting them in the minds and hearts of people worldwide?  Is that even possible much less probable?  The highest probability is some higher, intelligent being is responsible for our sense of “ought” ness.   His existence is the only explanation that doesn’t require absolute blind faith.  

Immanuel Kant said, "The only postulate that can make sense of man's moral experience is a God who will properly reward moral endeavor in another world.  Without which all moral endeavor is pointless."  So when we examine the evidence and apply reason, it becomes highly probable that God is real.    1   2   3   4   5