The Argument from Reason (AFR) has fascinated me since I read the works of C.S. Lewis several years ago. Brian Auten and I recently interviewed Travis Dickinson about his book Logic and the Way of Jesus. In his book, Dickinson offers a fresh look at the AFR.1 You can hear that interview here.
For those who are unfamiliar with the argument, philosopher Paul Gould has written a very accessible post on the AFR that can be found here. In the post, Gould presents the argument as follows:
(1) If the natural world is intelligible, then God exists.
(2) The natural world is intelligible.
(3) Therefore, God exists.
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