A Christian apologist may claim, "The existence  of God is true because it has been endorsed by  

several Nobel Prize-winning scientists." This  represents an appeal to authority fallacy,  

as it uses the accolades and recognition of  scientists to validate religious beliefs. 

The argument assumes that the authority of  these Nobel laureates lends credibility to  

the belief in God, without providing  direct evidence or logical reasoning  

related to the existence of a divine entity.  It fails to recognize that expertise in one  

field (like science) does not automatically  confer authority on theological matters.