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Logical and evidential arguments for God

Logical and evidential arguments for an Intelligent Developer as the inferred best explanation of life and reality’s origin and processes in reference to causes now in operation.


This is tied to the teleological argument and is the silent part out loud.


Argument 1:


P1 All coded systems have an intelligent developer


P2 Life is a coded system 


C1 Life has an Intelligent Developer (i.e., God)


Substantiation:

It is established fact that coded systems rely on an intelligent developer.


It is established fact that life is built on the DNA code. 


Argument 2


P1 All coded systems have an intelligent developer


P2 Reality is a coded system


C1 Reality has an Intelligent Developer (i.e., God)


Substantiation:

It is established fact that reality is built on mathematic code.

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