Aquinas had a proof of the existence of God in five ways.


I can't recall the five ways, but one of them had to do with the need for a prime mover, and God was that prime mover.

My question to those of you who know the five ways is whether it is really fair to call them a proof.

A proof should be quite definitive, and it seems impossible to do so with concepts of the existence or non existence of God.