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• There are moral invariants  + (900)
• Moral invariants are the result of evolution  + (901)
• Some moral principles are erroneously referred to as invariants  + (902)
• Moral values evolve over time  + (903)
• Moral values are human creations  + (904)
• Man follows his interests and impulses, and moral duty cannot be reduced to either.  + (905)
• Moral values are the result of evolution  + (906)
• Moral duty often clashes with the biological interest of species  + (907)
• On the contrary, the evolutionary interest of morality is known to evolutionary psychology.  + (908)
• Evolution produces morality because it obeys divine will  + (909)
• God is used to deny the evolution of species, so he can't be the cause.  + (910)
• Moral values attributed to God are only a projection of our mind  + (911)
• Morals may differ among followers of the same religion  + (912)
• The religious argument can be used to defend anything and everything when it comes to morality.  + (913)
• Even the church's morality isn't set in stone  + (914)
• Events interpreted as divine punishment are not consistent with alleged religious morality  + (915)
• The illusion of objective morality is just a tool of social control  + (916)
• Morality independent of men does not prove the existence of God (Appeal to ignorance)  + (917)
• Only the hypothesis of God takes us out of solipsism  + (918)
• The world is not deceptive  + (919)
• To constitute myself as a subject, I need others  + (920)
• Solipsism is a false problem  + (921)
• Only the God hypothesis takes us out of perspectivism  + (922)
• There is no truth  + (923)
• Science establishes truths without hypothesizing God  + (924)

• Only God can establish logical and mathematical truths  + (925)

• Only the God hypothesis explains the coincidence of mathematics and reality  + (926)
• Mathematics is a human construct  + (927)
• Mathematics comes from observing the world  + (928)
• Mathematics was created to describe reality, hence its coincidence  + (929)
• Mathematician Kurt Gödel formalized an ontological proof of God's existence  + (930)
• It's logically irrational to say that God doesn't exist  + (931)
• God's perfection does not imply his existence  + (932)
• Existence is not a predicate  + (933)
• The existence of God cannot be demonstrated conceptually  + (934)
• Abstract objects can be conceptually demonstrated  + (935)
• God is not an abstract object, for he is the cause of events in the world.  + (936)
• God's existence can be ascertained through mystical experience  + (937)
• The argument is circular, because to be perfect, you have to be  + (938)
• Only God could have placed the concept of unity within us.  + (939)
• Only God could have placed the concept of infinity within us.  + (940)
• Only God could have placed the concept of perfection within us.  + (941)
• Perfection is a mental projection  + (942)
• The concepts of unity, infinity and perfection are acquired during the individual's cognitive development.  + (943)
• The concepts of unity, infinity and perfection have been acquired through the evolution of the human species.  + (944)
• The very existence of God is anything but simple  + (945)
• Human beings aspire to infinite love  + (946)
• As they develop, human beings undergo transcendent experiences  + (947)
• Transcendent experiences are superstitious  + (948)
• Nature could not endow man with a need without an object  + (949)
• The object of an innate need for religion is not necessarily the validity of religion.  + (950)