No God, No Knowledge; Know God, Know Knowledge
By Ajit Krishna Dasa
Q: “Why should I think that I need to know if God exists?”
All humans are scared of ignorance. Why? Because ignorance might propel us into a condition of suffering. Thus, to counteract suffering all humans seek the opposite of ignorance, namely knowledge.
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By Ajit Krishna Dasa
Atheism is non-existent because it is self-contradictory, the reason being that God and theism must first be accepted in order to argue in favor of atheism.
How is that?
The reason is that atheism cannot account for the universally existent and necessary preconditions of human cognition and intelligibility on which itself and all other wordviews are built. Now, what are these preconditions? Here follows a list of some of the most important ones:
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By Ajit Krishna Dasa
An interesting and persuasive argument for the existence of God is The Moral Argument. The argument can be presented as follows. Continue reading “The Moral Argument for the Existence of God”
By Ajit Krishna Dasa
According to most atheists there is no evidence to support the idea that something spiritual or divine exists. They claim that matter is all we can observe, and that theists are irrational and naive victims of their own wishful thinking. Since there is no proof of spirit, they claim, we should all be materialists.
But the atheists are wrong, and here is why: Continue reading “Materialists Cannot Prove the Existence of Matter”
By Ajit Krishna Dasa
Christian presuppositionalists claim that the Christian worldview must be presupposed for knowledge to possible. Unless you accept Christianity, they say, your worldview cannot provide the necessary preconditions of human knowledge and intelligibility.
Here is why they are wrong, and why Christianity cannot provide the necessary preconditions of human knowledge and intelligibility:
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By Ajit Krishna Dasa
This text dives into Srila Prabhupada’s unique take on the Moral Argument. He explains universal moral standards, why human-made rules fall short, and why true morality needs a divine foundation. If you’ve wondered about the connection between morality and God, and the origin of right and wrong beyond human opinions, this text will give you a perspective grounded in Vedic wisdom.
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