Thalia Kadharusman:
Does God exist? Hume’s character philo holds that we have no evidence for the existence of God, and thus the theist has recourse only to faith. What would Clifford say about a theist who believes in God while admitting there is no evidence for God? what do you think? after briefly presenting the views of philo and clifford, critically evaluate them, and support your thesis with reasoning.
Here’s the preview about what will be featured in the paper
Thesis of the essay will be :
Therefore there’s nothing wrong that believing in God without any evidence sine Clifford has not prove any strong arguments that it’s wrong to believe in something without evidence.
Introduction :
Hook to make people want to know about the current condition on how to believe in God and is it right or wrong to believe without any evindence. Then Introduce briefly about these two philosophers and on what they believe and try to insert thesis and write on my the writter’s evaluation .
The self-evaluation will be try to siding with phillo by believing without any evidence.
Examples that can be used for Philo to make the self-evaluation stronger.
1) The pain and sensation that we received did not show any evidencet. Yet we just feel it and we know it right away. For example, when we are being poked by a needles or headache, we just know because we feel it and there is no evidence for it
2) Other than that finding quotes from bibles saying that there is nothing wrong by believeing in God without evidence. It is with faith. The reason why we choose bible than the other book because, a lot of people read into it and they are not complaining or self weaken themselves.
3) More evidence that can make body paragraphs stronger . I’m trying to do counter argument about Clifford’s argument ( about why it’s morally wrong and sinful if we believe without any evidence?) . which can make my stand for Philo stronger.
Just an example saying that,
4) Conclusion, justified about my evaluation here. Make sure the my evaluation has to start from the introduction.