The following is a brief apologetical mock monolog I wrote based on sincere dialogs with professed atheists who woefully misunderstood the transcendental argument (which I find is very typical).
Your mistake is in thinking you put this belief over here, and this one over here, and maybe you could end up figuring it out. But that isn't the Christian religion. We believe that the immortal Triune God has a purpose in this world, that since the sin of man plunged the world into corruption He has kept for Himself a remnant who are faithful to His name, at various times and places He has spoken to them, revealing Himself and His will for man. And when the fullness of time had come God invaded His own creation, being born in the likeness of man. And being found in human form He sacrificed Himself, taking upon Himself the penalty which was due to His people. He died, was buried, and on the third day He rose again, ascending to the Father's side to intercede on behalf of the saints whom He purchased, and pouring out His Spirit on the same, that they may read His words in scripture and walk in the light of the truth. That is the Christian worldview.
Now I cannot stress this enough, that it is this *worldview* which my argument alleges, and not a generic god (which is meaningless). If you say to me "you may have proven the existence of God, but which God does this prove? Or how does this prove Christianity is true?" it means you have completely misunderstood, for to accept my