I – As a conscious agent capable of perception, I necessarily recognize my own existence.

II – From the recognition of my own existence, the existence of existence necessarily follows.

III – Given that existence exists, foundational principles governing existence necessarily exist.

IV – The current understanding held by conscious beings regarding these principles is incomplete.

V – Over time, the understanding of these principles has become increasingly refined.

VI – Provided conscious beings persist and continue to inquire, their understanding will continue to refine.

VII – With sufficient refinement, the origins of these foundational principles become increasingly recognizable.

VIII – These foundational principles originate from a source beyond the conscious beings who study them.

IX – This source corresponds to what many traditions refer to as God.