Why Just One Creator?
Please see my first response.
Or wait till the day of judgement.
The existence of God is based on the intuition we have been given to realise that this universe in created. The same intuition can lead to either one creator- or more. How is this intuition a ‘hypothetical idea’? Then the only claim we have to the existence of God (disregarding kalaam) is the ‘hypothetical claim’ that: ‘This universe seems created. So there should be a creator @faisalharoon
Unless I am missing something. Is it this: That we realise from nature that there is a creator/s. So then we see ‘have these creator/s ever talked to us?’ and we see that the Qur’an is from the creator/s. It claims that there is only one. So here the case is closed. So we need the Quran to rule out this possibility.
My premise 1 is Most complex things require multiple creators. The conclusion therefore is: Since the universe is a complex entity we have no way to know whether there is one or more creators
You’ve said what I’ve said. That we have two proofs. One- a usual pattern of anarchy from a pantheon of entities. Two- God never telling us about any partners. Both are needed to conclusively prove polytheism. If we don’t have scripture (argument two)- we can’t reach any conclusive answers. Do you agree?