Philosophy Argumentative Essay
Philosophy Argumentative Essay
A philosophical argumentative essay involves a reasoned defense
of some claim by scholars, individual or a group of people. It must,
therefore, offer an argument and it can’t consist of the mere report
of your opinions, nor in the mere report of the opinions of the
scholars and philosophers, and instead defend the claims you
make and offer valid reasons to believe them. The question of
whether God exists or not is a major concern to most people
worldwide. It is agreed on by different communities on a different
basis, and therefore every prevailing mind of humankind will
choose opinions based on their culture and origin.
In the ancient times, most people believed in the existence of
many gods, of course apart from the Jews who believed in the
existence of only one God. Obeying the first commandment was a
bit difficult because the Jews had believed that Baal, Moloch, and
Dagon were real gods but otherwise wicked since they
collaborated with their enemies, therefore, the transition in the
belief that these gods were wicked to the fact that they dint exist
was impossible and very difficult to believe. Monotheism, which at
the beginning of Antiochan persecution had been creed one part
of the small nation, was adopted by Christianity and later Islam. It
did not, however, succeed from the Hinduism part because they
had very many gods; Buddhism had none since they were
relatively primitive, the Hinduism had many gods instead
(MacIntyre 31).

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