TAG Argument for the Existence of God

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Logic is the science of valid inference.  Laws of logic are not just descriptive as to the physical world, but are prescriptive as to rationality.  They prescribe the right way to think.  They are of the mind and apply conceptually, immaterial as it were, to truth statements.
 
For example, the law of non-contradiction is not just perceptively true—it is true.
 
Laws of physics don't impose themselves on our minds like this.  The law of gravity doesn't tell us what to think; not how to think, the right way to think or how to come to truth statements by inductive, deductive, or abductive (e.g., scientific method) reasoning.
 
All conceptual laws reflect the mind of a lawgiver. We see this in societal laws. They reflect the mind of those who created the law. The only reasonable explanation for the kind of mind necessary to ground the existence of transcendent, absolute, and conceptual laws like logic is God, via syllogism.
 
Its true God upholds the world in a logical fashion, but laws of logic as we know them are conceptual, existing only in our minds.  If laws of logic are simply properties of our brain ("how our brains work"), then why do we need laws of logic to correct how our brains works? If laws of logic simply are how our brains work, then we shouldn't need them to correct how our brains work.  We should just think logically all the time, all things being equal of course.  But negative.  laws of logic actually prescribe to us "how to think" by guiding our thought processes.
 
Humans don't form laws of logic from observation (they are conceptual) or by convention (like which side of the road to drive on), we instead confirm pre-existing logical truths, which are absolute and universal, with our observations.  As Astrophysicist Dr. Jason Lisle remarked:  "Laws of logic are conceptual in nature.”  They do not describe aspects of the universe. Rather, they describe the correct chain of reasoning from premises to conclusions.” Hence, logical absolutes are abstract entities because concepts are incorporeal; yet being semantic debunking Platonism.
 
Second, if laws of logic were descriptions of the physical universe, then we might expect different regions of the universe to have different laws of logic since different regions of the universe are described differently; but laws of logic apply everywhere.  Third, we would have no way of knowing if laws of logic apply in the future as they have in the past, since no one has experienced the universe's future.  After all, conditions in the universe are constantly changing.  If laws of logic were descriptions of such conditions, then they would change as well."  If laymen atheists believe they know the universe better than an astrophysicist who graduated with highest honors at a secular university and who is a biblical creationist, then that's their folly.
 
We don't govern logic. Logic governs us.  It tells us how to think and applies conceptually to truth statements.  It prescribes rational thought. Logical truths exist whether there is a human mind to recognize them or formulate them into axioms or not.  They are definitely "of the mind" and so the only sound foundation for universal, immaterial, prescriptive laws of logic is the unembodied mind of God. The TAG is simply an ironclad proof for the existence of God.
 
More articles on the TAG argument on the existence of God:
https://carm.org/transcendental-argument
https://carm.org/answering-transcendental-argument-nonexistence-god
https://www.gotquestions.org/transcendental-argument.html