Evidential Christianity and Philosophy are both simultaneous pursuits that correlate in their goals, yet diverge in their origin, belief, and approach. Both require the implementation of passion, time, research, and other factors. However there remains one evident absolute constant found in response to all things that exist on this planet, and that is proof of God. No matter how philosophers can interpret our world, there exists no evidence to counter the only viable explanation for our existence. Christian Evidence, like Philosophy, pursues truth and purpose, functioning to provide confidence within our decisions, relative to the basis of some form of absolute certainty. The most significant distinction between Christianity and Philosophy is the belief in objective morality. If good and evil exist, what is the basis on which they can be defined, relative to some form of an absolute model or [origin] point of reference? Good and evil cannot be simplified to be defined as “current feelings,” but instead must be referenced on some form of consistent moral law. Then what of philosophy?