Sermon Tone Analysis
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The Uncaused Cause (Cosmological) Argument
Everything has a cause
That cause must be caused by something else
BUT – you cannot have an infinite chain of causes, it must all begin somewhere
Therefore, there must be something or someone that does not need to be caused by something else
The only thing powerful enough to not need a cause would be God
Therefore, God must exist
Gen 1:1 In the beginning (Time), God created the Heavens (Space) and the earth (Matter)
2. The Complexity of our planet points to a deliberate Designer.
The Earth is Perfect in Size.
If Earth were smaller, an atmosphere would be impossible, like the planet Mercury.
If Earth were larger, its atmosphere would contain free hydrogen, like Jupiter.
Earth is the only known planet located at a perfect distance from the sun equipped with an atmosphere of the right mixture of gases to sustain plant, animal and human life.
3. The Complexity of the Human Body
Homeostatic mechanisms allow the temperature to remain constant, and the acid-base levels to remain within very tight limits
The kidney helps regulate the blood pressure and the fluid balance
Blood-clotting proteins all have to be in exactly the same place at exactly the right concentrate or a small cut on your finger will cause you to bleed to death
4. Fine-Tuned Argument
5. Moral Argument
All people recognize some moral code (that some things are right, and some things are wrong).
Arguments over right and wrong appeal to a higher law
Because the Moral Law transcends humanity, this universal law requires a universal lawgiver.
The Lawgiver is God.
Why Won’t People Believe and Come to Christ?
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