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    Challenges→The fact that God's reality is not obvious to sincere seekers of belief is a serious problem for theism.

    If God exists and desires a relationship with humans, God would ensure his reality is evident to those who sincerely seek it.

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    We know how human laws come into existence. They are enacted by legislatures (or absolute monarchs in some countries) who have the authority to pass such laws. How then should the existence of moral laws be explained? It seems plausible to many to hold that they must be similarly grounded in some appropriate authority, and the or best candidate to fulfill this role is God. Some philosophers have dismissed an argument of this type as “crude,” presumably because its force is so obvious that no s

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