How can science prove the existence of God?

– Eric Metaxas There’s an argument that many people make: that the natural world, and humanity’s existence in the Universe, point towards a divine creator that brought forth all of this into existence.

Is there an argument for the existence of God?

Wikimedia Commons. There’s an argument that many people make: that the natural world, and humanity’s existence in the Universe, point towards a divine creator that brought forth all of this into existence.

How does Einsteins theory of relativity prove the existence of God?

According to Einstein’s theory of relativity, space, and time are interconnected. His theory proves that space, time, and matter came into existence at the same time when the universe came into existence. Therefore the uncaused agent has to be outside the domain of the universe and also space, time, and matter.

Why is science not able to prove everything?

While science cannot PROVE everything, it CAN make educated theories, based on similar scientific studies, as to why things occur. This is why a large majority of science is purely theoretical – because our equipment is not yet advanced enough to allow us to prove everything.

Are there people who believe that God does not exist?

In an article in New Scientist, Graham Lawton points out that many non-believers argue that the absence of God indicates a divine creator does not exist. Scott Aikin, a philosopher of religion at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee, said: “The evidence points to the fact that God doesn’t exist.

Is the discovery of the Higgs boson proof of God?

Over recent decades, the idea that science can answer this question has gained some momentum—the discovery of the Higgs boson, or ‘God’ particle (a name largely detested by scientists)—showed an invisible field permeated the universe.