The Existence of God

Fnelon, Franois de Salignac de la Mothe (1651-1715) studied in France and took Holy Orders in 1675. During his ministry he focused on Faith, Hope, and Charity and of these he believed most strongly in charity. Fenelon later became Archbishop of Cambray. Fenelon wrote many works during his career that are now in a 20-volume collection. The Existence of God covers such topics as Metaphysical Proofs of the Existence of God are not within Everybody's reach, Moral Proofs of the Existence of God are fitted to every man's capacity, Why so few Persons are attentive to the Proofs Nature affords of the Existence of God, All Nature shows the Existence of its Maker, Noble Comparisons proving that Nature shows the Existence of its Maker. First Comparison, drawn from Homer's "Iliad." Second Comparison, drawn from the Sound of Instruments, third Comparison, drawn from a Statue., and more.