No less than 96% of U.S. citizens polled believe in God, according to a survey by George Gallup. Pollsters also asked the 96% what they thought was the most convincing argument for God’s existence.

The cosmos cannot be the source of its own existence. The cosmos is not a necessary being. In this regard, David Hart rightly remarks that “the contingent can only exist derivatively, receiving its ...

Encyclopedia Britannica describes God as "... supreme supernatural or preternatural being that is the creator or sustainer or ruler of the universe and all things in it, including human beings ..." It ...

Whether God exists or not is one of the most important philosophical questions there is. And the tradition of trying to establish God’s existence involving evidence is a long one, with a golden age ...

Can proof of God be proven in mathematical equations? Two scientists believe they have formalized a theorem confirming the existence of God. Getty Images Oct. 27, 2013— -- Two scientists have ...

A scientist has to be an atheist; that seems to be the pervading popular wisdom these days. Yahoos, snake handlers and Bible freaks are "true believers," but sober men and women of science can't ...

Our local parish has a salutary custom of celebrating the progress of catechumens in a much more public way throughout Lent than any parish to which I have previously belonged. Growing up, I remember ...

GUEST INTERVIEW: Is intelligent design a reality? Does intelligent design mean God is real? Scientist, businessman, CEO and first-time author Dr Neil Domigan's new geopolitical thriller, The Deity ...

...therefore there is a God. You either get it or you don’t. Don’t think about it too much. Just enjoy it. And if you are still thinking about it, consider that “if Creation were a crime, would not ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. The Universe is out there, waiting for you to discover it. In the 1920s, the world of physics was swept by two major revolutions: ...

On Monday something will happen in the U.S. that should startle — or at least perplex — anyone who gives it any thought. I am referring to the full solar eclipse you may already be anticipating. To be ...