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New Evanglization WIN: A Cosmological Proof for the Existence of God . . . in comic book form

Last updated on: June 13, 2014 at 11:13 am   by Simcha Fisher

New Evanglization WIN: A Cosmological Proof for the Existence of God . . . in comic book form 2014-06-13T11:13:38-05:00 Simcha Fisher

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Got a few minutes? Take your teenagers , or your skeptical, meme-educated internet friend, or yourself through this simple, graphic explanation for why it’s perfectly reasonable to think that God must exist, and what kind of being we mean when we say “God”: Why God Exists: A Rational proof in graphic art form. It makes a heavy topic clear, and is written by a fellow who is thoroughly familiar with the dark alleys and dead ends that pass for logic on the internet. Here’s a little excerpt, where he’s narrowing in on the idea of an uncreated being:

He clears up common misunderstandings (Medieval people were gullible morons, right?) and defines poorly understood words (metaphysics means crystals and smudge pots, doesn’t it?). And it’s funny:

And yes, he covers the Flying Spaghetti Monster. This here’s the new evangelization, folks. Well done! More like this, please.

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