The document discusses various quotes about belief, truth, faith, and God from philosophers and theologians. It questions whether absolute truth exists, if reason and religion can coexist, and if God can be known. One quote asserts that students believe truth is relative, while another says faith is not wanting to know what is true. The document also puts forth an argument that something must have always existed, and the only options are an eternal universe or an eternal Creator, with science disproving an eternal universe.

2. D o e s God “ Do you really believe that what you believe is REALLY real?” - Dr. Del Tackett

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9. D o e s God Truth is 1. That which corresponds to reality. 2. That which matches/corresponds to its object. 3. Simply telling it like it is – what is really real.

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12. D o e s God “ Facts have nothing to do with religion.” – Immanuel Kant, Philosopher

13. D o e s God 1. Logical Consistency 2. Empirical Adequacy 3. Experiential Relevance

14. D o e s God “ People almost invariably arrive at their beliefs not on the basis of proof but on the basis of what they find attractive” – Blaise Pascal

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16. D o e s God “ Why do we have something rather than nothing at all?” – Martin Heidegger

18. D o e s God Plain “ Open your eyes, there it is!” – Romans 1:19 The Message

19. D o e s God Eternity is long time to be wrong

20. D o e s God Do all roads lead to God…? … Actually they do