To further elaborate on the four categories, let us start with red, which symbolizes the philosophical proofs of God's existence. Everything in this category revolves around the 5 main theories regarding God’s existence. Our existence, for example, is solid evidence that God does exist for we could not have been made out of pure nothing alone. There must be someone in the vast nothingness of space for us to be created or resulted from a certain origin like God.

The human reason, highlighted in blue, focuses purely on our own set of human capabilities. This category encompasses everything within our limits as humans. These are the tools and gifts that we have received from God and our use of these graces to make sense and find God’s truth. Using those tools such as the ability to reason, we concluded that the existence of God is not something tangible, where even the purest human logic may find it hard to grasp the idea with reason alone.

It is closely related with the human reason as the emotional evidences share the same central idea of yearning to be closer to God and seeking to understand Him fully. This category focuses more on the effects of those tools in our lives. These effects include feelings that makes us believe that there must be someone who gave this to us to show affection or make our lives much more easier. One such example is the gift of love, beauty, and truth, which is said to be an experience of God’s heaven itself.

Lastly, highlighted in black are the evidences from the Bible and the Church. The entity that has governed our understanding of God will continue to do so, connecting more and more people and teaching them about God’s love and plan. These proofs are mainly sourced directly from the Bible as verses and stories that points out God’s presence in the creation of everything, such as the appearances of the Holy Trinity at any point in time in the Bible.

We may never truly know whether God does or doesn’t exist unless he chooses to reveal himself and his identity to the entirety of the world. This is more reason for us to care not only for each other, but for everything else created as well. The return of God is unknown, and by taking care and maintaining his gifts will not only help us prepare on our own, but will show our love and fortitude for when he finally comes for us in the future.

By faith we understand that the universe was created by the word of God, so that what is seen was not made out of things that are visible.

"But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."