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| A palm is folded into a cross following a Palm Sunday vigil mass at my church. |
One possible clue is the Argument From Desire. It begins with the following premise: All of our natural desires can be satisfied. These satisfactions are possible because that's how the universe is set up.
Hunger is a natural desire. Food satisfies it.
Thirst is a natural desire. Water satisfies it.
Companionship is a natural desire. Friends and relations fulfill it.
Sexual desire is natural. Sex fulfills it.
Longing for a future beyond mortal death is a natural desire. It must therefore be achievable. If so, does that mean God exists?
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