ABSTRACT
For at least two millennia philosophers have attempted to demonstrate, through reason and argument, that God exists. Of course not all theists agree that God’s existence can be demonstrated through argument, and some even agree with the atheistic thesis that no rational account of God’s existence can be offered. Some theists, however, have gone so far as to maintain that there are rational means for proving that God exists, while others assert that God’s existence can be plausibly demonstrated but not proven.
