Cumulative case

The Case

Six bodies of evidence. Together they ask whether reality is better expected under theism than under unguided naturalism.

Existence, time, cosmology, contingency, fine-tuning, and whether physical closure is metaphysical self-sufficiency.

Mathematical intelligibility, natural law, necessity, probability, and logic as features of reality.

Origin of life, biological information, evolution, mechanism, direction, and the leap to purposelessness.

Consciousness, intentionality, rationality, truth, freedom, and the limits of reductive materialism.

Objective value, obligation, dignity, justice, evil, and the gap from is to ought.

From a rational and moral ground of reality to Christian theism—without collapsing distinct steps.