One of the greatest difficulties of theology is to explain faith to one who does not possess.
simple rationalism "seeing is believing" is fought easily with "... then demostrame not exist."
However, there is a thought supposedly "logical" that constantly challenges the faith and things, faith returns to win because even from the very limited "rational logic" can get to the demonstration of the existence of God, let's see:
1. If every cause produces an effect, then, could not have a first effect to produce a cause, without in turn have had an underlying cause, because without the cause cause this effect, there would be the effect it would have been born of the effect of a cause, which in turn would have been an effect of another cause.
2. If an effect without a cause existed, then it means that an effect may not need a cause.
3. The only answer is that there is something you do not have the disorder, and still remain so, produces an effect.
That is,
The Universe is a cause, the effect of a cause, the exact opposite of our thinking "logical."
But the cause of this effect (the universe) can not have a cause, that is, creating this effect or consequence, definitely can not have a cause, but that is the cause of this effect we call the universe.
Because if that cause had the effect to create the universe would turn a cause of which was the effect would have to find what caused it. And wonderfully
always arrive at the same place, a cause is nothing without the cause, the cause of everything, absolutely incomprehensible to us, and that was not caused by anything.
That is a Creator.
Piensenlón.
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