Richard Swinburne, a professor of philosophy at Oxford University, invoked probability theory to support the belief that Jesus was resurrected from the dead. For his formula to work, he had to assume that the gospel accounts of the crucifixion were genuine and accurately reported. If Swinburne's proof, that Jesus really was resurrected on the third day, was valid then he had probably also proven the existence of God.
Science has never proved god.
There are thousands of gods, you should be more specific in your question. Nobody has ever proved the existence of any god.
Scientists havent yet proved the existence of god, but think about this:if god is proved to do good things the why do bad things happen?but people argue to this by saying: there is such thing as hairdressers but there is still dirty, unkept hair in the world
Descartes's major work is Meditations on First Philosophythe third of which deals with the existence of God as an 'effect'Rene' Descartes was a mathematician and idealist philosopher. His major impact on philosophy and religion was his ontological proof of the existence of God.
h. Immanuel Kant
That is correct. The existence of God, in fact of any god, can not be proven by any scientific means. His existence can only be assumed, by those who wish to do so. It is sometimes claimed that the Bible proves the existence of God, because to Bible tells us about God, and the Bible is God's word so it must be true. Of course, that is a circular argument that resolves as an assumption, not proof.
Although God knows everything about mathematics (He is omniscient), no. God is not a mathematician.
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mathematician
Archimedes was a physicist and mathematician, not a god.
God spoke into existence the universe
No. Rather, he was a Greek mathematician.