Logic Tree: Using Logic To Discover The Truth About Our World.

1. Why does anything exist at all?

2. Why does Conceptual Order exist? (Trees, Birds, Fish, Insects, Male, Female, Seed, Sperm, Dandelion Seeds, Pinecones and Seeds)

3. Why does Death exist?

4. What happens after Death?

5. Why does the Logos exist? (Word, Meaning, Logic, Rationality, Reason, Intelligibility)

6. Why does recorded human history only go back to about 3000 B.C.? The 3000 B.C. "Hard Wall"

7. Why does Consciousness exist?

8. What is Consciousness?

9. Why does Evil exist?

10. Why does Love exist?

11. What is Love?

12. Is intention possible for matter and energy?

13. Is Israel’s return prophetic?

14. Is humanity made in the image of God?

The answer to these questions will always come down to two final logical branches.

And one branch will always logically collapse in the end. This is because Reality can only instantiate one of them. 

1. Why does anything exist at all?

Necessary Existence: There is something which cannot not exist.

Contingent Existence: Existence could have not existed.

2. Why does Conceptual Order exist?

Fundamental: Conceptual Order is fundamental to Reality.

Derivative: Conceptual Order emerged from a prior substrate lacking order.

3. Why does Death exist?

Death is Necessary: Death cannot not exist.

Death is Contingent: Death could have not existed.

4. What happens after Death?

Consciousness Ends: Oblivion

Consciousness Continues: Afterlife

5. Why does the Logos exist?

The Logos is Necessary: The Logos cannot not exist.

The Logos is Contingent: The Logos could have not existed.

6. Why does recorded human history only go back to about 3000 B.C.?

Gradual Development: Civilization slowly developed.

Discontinuity/Reset: Something reset or restarted civilization.

7. Why does Consciousness exist?

Consciousness is Necessary: Consciousness cannot not exist.

Consciousness is Contingent: Consciousness could have not existed.

8. What is Consciousness?

Consciousness is Physical: Consciousness is made of matter and energy.

Consciousness is Non-Physical: Consciousness is not made of matter and energy.

9. Why does Evil exist?

Evil is Necessary: Evil cannot not exist.

Evil is Contingent: Evil could have not existed.

Evil: What should not be.

10. Why does Love exist?

Love is Necessary: Love cannot not exist.

Love is Contingent: Love could have not existed.

11. What is Love?

Love is Physical: Love is made of matter and energy.

Love is Non-Physical: Love is not made of matter and energy.

Love: Willing the good of another.

Goodness: What should be.

12. Is intention possible for matter and energy?

Intention is Possible: Matter and energy are capable of intention.

Intention is Impossible: Matter and energy are not capable of intention.

13. Is Israel’s return prophetic?

Israel’s return is Prophetic: Israel returned because it was prophesied.

Israel’s return is Non-Prophetic: Israel returned despite it being prophesied but it was non-prophetic.

14. Is humanity made in the image of God?

Humanity is made in the image of God: Humanity was made by God and modeled after himself.

Humanity is not made in the image of God: Humanity was not made by God and not modeled after him.

These Three Laws of Logic govern Reality absolutely:

1. Law of Identity

A is A.
A thing is what it is.

2. Law of Non-Contradiction

A cannot be both A and not‑A at the same time and in the same respect.
Nothing can be true and false in the same way simultaneously.

3. Law of Excluded Middle

Either A is true, or not‑A is true.
For any proposition, one of the two must hold. No third option exists.

That is why the propositional questions above came out to two final options. They are governed by the Law of Excluded Middle.

And one of the two surviving branches will always end up violating the Law of Identity and/or the Law of Non-Contradiction.

Leaving the remaining branch as the Truth.