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The question

How do I prove God's existence to a non-believer?

The answer

There are two ways to prove God's existence: verbally and nonverbally. Speech, whether written or oral, can be powerful, but so can faith by example, lived and preached nonverbally.

Here are some very helpful resources:
- https://suscopts.org/resources/literature/apologetics/
- https://suscopts.org/resources/recommended-reading/
- http://www.suscopts.org/messages/lectures/theologylecture2.pdf

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