In chapter nine, In Defense of Theistic Arguments, Groothius states that natural theology consists of theistic arguments (sometimes called theistic proofs). They are rational arguments for the existence of a monotheistic God that do not appeal to sacred scriptures for their cogency.
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In chapter three The Existence of God, Craig states that conventional wisdom says it is impossible to prove the existence of God and that, therefore, if we are going to believe in God, we must except it by faith that God exists.
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