"the fact that the world is governed by laws of logic is exactly what eliminates god . since logic exists , god is not needed . i suppose you assume that logic needs an intelligent initiator of some sort in order for it to exist ? why ? logic dictate that adding quantity causes that quantity to increase . this would occur with or without god 's existence and needs no devine intervention to be consistently true . logic dictates that a system in equilibrium has a total of equal opposite forces and that the sum of all the forces in the system is 0. this is not contingent on god 's presmce either . the more explanations of phenomena that can be logically explained , the less god is needed . god and logic are indirectly proportionate . an increase in logic causes a decrease in god"
"Good has nothing do with logic . Explain what good and logic have in common ? ? ? ? The Christian theistic worldview can account for the laws of logic by stating that they come from God . God is transcendent ; that is , He is beyond the material universe being its creator . God has originated the laws of logic because they are a reflection of His nature . Therefore , the laws of logic are absolute . The are absolute because there is an absolute God . The atheistic worldview can not account for the laws of logic/absolutes , and must borrow from the Christian worldview in order to rationally argue ."
"since logic exists , god is not needed . i suppose you assume that logic needs an intelligent initiator"
"The Christian theistic worldview can account for the laws of logic"