An Argument for the Existence of G-d: The simplest explanation is most likely to be correct
Scientific principle dictates that the simplest explanation is always most likely to be correct. Theism provides the simplest explanation for why the world we inhabit exists.
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Richard Swinburne is world renowned philosopher of religion and an Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Oxford. Of his many scholarly and popular books he is best known for Is There A G-d? first published in 1996 and subsequently translated into 22 languages.
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