n lieu of this there is no need to hypothesis Gods existence. In order to disprove these two points Aquinas presents his five premise arguments in order to prove the existence of God or Supreme Being. (Wulf , Maurice De(1959)) In the first premise he argues the point of motion or change. In this regard another must move anything that has moved. He believes that if there were not a first mover then there would be no other movers. In this premise the first mover is God. If there were no mover before humans became relevant then as of now we would have no movement.( Copleston,Frederick(1976))His second premise states causation. Causation is the relationship of a cause and its effect. He argues that there are different levels of causes. The cause prior to the cause that recently occurred is the dependent of the two. This is because he made a conclusion that there must be a first cause dependent of all other causes. The existence of non-important beings demands the existence of an important being. All causes would be obsolete if the existence of the first cause or the most important being. This cause represents the existence of God.In his third premise Aquinas debates contingency and the necessary being. He states that in order for us to exist, since we are dependent on some being; we are dependent on God because God has a master plan for every person. God is like a puppet master and all humans are the puppets. Every person in the universe needs a higher being to look up to and ask for guidance. This is proven in such a case as in people in death. All Christians believes in life after death. People believe that when they die their soul either goes to heaven or hell. If their life were immortal they believe that their soul would be condemned to hell. If their life were moral, according to what their beliefs consider to be moral, they would supposedly prosper in heaven with God. Another example of people and death is that n...
