Description: The New God Argument is a logical argument for faith in God, based on assumptions consistent with current science and emerging technology trends.
The New God Argument is a logical argument for faith in God. It's based on assumptions that are consistent with current science and emerging technology trends. The argument is not proof that God exists. Rather, it proves that we should trust that God exists. The name of the argument has three meanings. Each suggests reasons why many people find it persuasive, both rationally and emotionally, in ways that other arguments fail.
The argument has implications for the philosophy of religion. But the argument is secular. It begins outside any religious doctrine. And it connects human life and human experience back to religion and a concept of God.
The New God Argument is based on five assumptions. Two describe the general possibility space for the future of humanity. Three prescribe specific possibilities that we may prefer.