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The proof that makes the least sense with me is perfection because you can think in your opinion that anything is most perfect. 

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The proof that makes the least sense with me is perfection because you can think in your opinion that anything is most perfect. 

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2) The one that makes the least sense is when he started just rambling on tbh.

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The proof that makes the most sense to me is the first proof. It says objects cannot move themselves and thats how we know god is the one and only creator of the earth.

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The one that makes the least amount of sense is the perfection one.

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The one that makes the least amount of sense is the perfection one.

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The proof that makes the least scene to me is perfection, because perfection about perception.

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The proof that makes the most sense to me is perfection and the proof that makes the least sense is the last one

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the one that makes the least sense to me is the first one because I don't understand how God was made

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the one that makes the least sense to me is the first one because I don't understand how God was made

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The proof that makes the least sense to me is the one about perfection because I just don't quite understand it

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The proof that makes the most sense to me if the first mover because everything had to start somewhere
The one that made the least sense was the perfection one

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The proof that make the most sense to me is the first one.

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the proof that makes most sense to me is the last one.

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the proof that makes most sense to me is the last one.

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The proof that makes the least amount of sense to me is the one about beauty and perfection. 

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The proof that makes the least amount of sense to me is the one about beauty and perfection. 

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None of them really make sense to me, though the one that would make the most sense to me may be the First Cause one

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1) The proof that makes the most sense to me is the one having a creator that puts every thing in motion.

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1) The proof that makes the most sense to me is the one having a creator that puts every thing in motion.

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2) The proof that makes the least sense to me is the the perfection one

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the proof that makes the most sense was the  first one, and the one that made the least sense was the one about perfection

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the proof that makes the most sense to me is the contingency one. It makes some sense that everything had to have a beginning. The proof that makes the least sense to me is the grand Designer one.

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The proof that makes the most sense is the first cause one.

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The proof that makes the most sense is the first cause one.

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The proof that makes the most sense to me is contingency. Every action has a causality.

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The proof that makes the most sense to me is the first mover one because it makes sense that someone had to start everything

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the proof that makes the most sense to me is the last one because it helps me understand it a little better

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the proof that makes the most sense to me is the last one because it helps me understand it a little better

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The proof that makes the most sense to me is the perfection one.

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The proof that makes the most sense to me is the perfection one.

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The proof that made the most sense to me is the first cause because it is easy for me to understand and the example of the big bang theory helped me understand better.

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The proof that made the most sense to me is the first cause because it is easy for me to understand and the example of the big bang theory helped me understand better.

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1) None of them make sense to me because if there is a cause for everything then why can't people find that cause for simple thins such as a house burning down.

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1) None of them make sense to me because if there is a cause for everything then why can't people find that cause for simple thins such as a house burning down.

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the proof that makes sense to me is the contingency one

the proof that makes the least sense of me is the causality one

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The proof that makes the most sense to me is the one that says There must be a "First Mover". Without God nothing would be around today, he set everything into motion.

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The proof that makes the most sense to me is the one that says There must be a "First Mover". Without God nothing would be around today, he set everything into motion.

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2) the one that makes the least sense is the one about Perfection

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The proof that is most understandable to me is the proof of "The First Mover" because its quite easy to believe that everything happens for a reason; a force has to be acted upon something in order for it to "happen". The proof of contigency is the most confusing because I don't understand the concept of existence.

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the proof that makes the least sense to me is perfection, it's a little confusing

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the proof that makes the most sense to me in contingency, it makes sense that everything had to start somewhere

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Of the Five Proofs for God, which one makes the MOST sense to you? Why?

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Of the Five Proofs for God, which one makes the LEAST sense to you? Why?