Maurice Whitehurst

Evidence of God: a Final Resolution of Meaning Maurice Whitehurst

In the court of law, we rely on evidence presented by plaintiffs and defendants to determine truth. Our judicial system basis itself on those treasured sacraments to determine the correct remedy to satisfy the judgment that it is presented with. And as is the case with any evidence, all too often we are finding out that it is being read incorrectly. Hundreds of inmates all around the country are being released because of incorrect decisions made by juries and judges alike. Could the same be said for the evidence presented to us for the non-existence of God? Are we being sold a bill of goods that we will later find out was in error. Are the lawyers who are standing before us, arguing at the bench of existence there evidence, in error. Is their pitch, that there is no God, a matter of pride and an attempt of making themselves gods when they put forth the notion with such a fervent certainty that a world of such awesome wonder exist all on it on. Evidence of God: A Final Resolution of Meaning delves into the meaning of evidence and the nature of proof to reveal some common misconceptions about what we believe.