Evidence for the existence of God

Aristotle	The Prime-Mover who started the movement of the world.
Anaximander	Discussion of the nature of the origin of existence, Ápeiron – the unlimited.
Thomas Aquinas	Five ways (quinquae viae): unmoved mover, first cause, contingency, degree or gradation, “design”.
Anselm of Canterbury	Ontological argument: nothing greater can be conceived.
René Descartes	“I think, therefore I am”, and someone must have created me.
Robert Spaemann	Grammatical argument: regarding the transience of the world, the futurum exactum can only be true if there is a greater, eternal consciousness.
Helmut Hansen	God reveals himself in the structure of the universe.
Frank Tipler	Omega Point Theory: the ultimate point of development which the universe may reach, but the theory’s weaknesses are numerous. Life, for example, is seen as the ability to compute information and at the end Men are just like God.