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... ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT FOR GOD'S EXISTENCE NO ONTOLOGICAL argument for the existence of God can be either conclusively refuted or conclusively established at ... ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT : 217 DESCARTES' ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT FOR GOD'S EXISTENCE.
... ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT FOR GOD'S EXISTENCE NO ONTOLOGICAL argument for the existence of God can be either conclusively refuted or conclusively established at ... ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT : 217 DESCARTES' ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT FOR GOD'S EXISTENCE.
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... ontological argu- ment is really ( A ) and not the one that he says it is . Premise ( 4 ) then also turns out to be superfluous . I shall , therefore , go on the assumption that the crux of Descartes ' ontological argument , in- deed ...
... ontological argu- ment is really ( A ) and not the one that he says it is . Premise ( 4 ) then also turns out to be superfluous . I shall , therefore , go on the assumption that the crux of Descartes ' ontological argument , in- deed ...
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... ontological argument . But ( A ) is inconclusive . At the present stage of our philosophical knowledge , we are under no rational compulsion to accept ... ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENTS : 225 ST ANSELM'S FOUR ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENTS FOR GOD'S EXISTENCE.
... ontological argument . But ( A ) is inconclusive . At the present stage of our philosophical knowledge , we are under no rational compulsion to accept ... ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENTS : 225 ST ANSELM'S FOUR ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENTS FOR GOD'S EXISTENCE.
Contents
PRELIMINARY EXPLANATIONS ON THE NATURE | 3 |
THE ARGUMENT WITH CEPHALUS | 36 |
THE ARGUMENT WITH THRASYMACHUS | 46 |
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