Is God Real? A Structural Argument Against the Creator-God: The First Law of Thermodynamics, the Kalam Cosmological Argument, and the Via Negativa Paradox

Key Points

• The aim is to present a structural argument against the existence of the Abrahamic creator-god using specific philosophical and scientific arguments.
• Utilized the First Law of Thermodynamics and a two-element ontology to analyze existence.
• Refuted the Kalam Cosmological Argument and presented the Absolute Nothing impossibility proof.
• Conducted psychoanalytic and semiotic analysis of belief persistence, including the AIPA Method.
• Supports the argument that the creator-god cannot exist based on thermodynamic principles and cosmological critiques.
• Demonstrates how belief persistence is influenced by psychoanalytic and semiotic factors.
• Offers a comprehensive reference for broader discussions on the non-existence of God.