Phil 2301 Intro to Philosophy
... a. The world is a greater work of art than a watch. b. The world has a more subtle and complex design than a watch. c. The world has an endless variety of means adapted to ends. c. Therefore, if a watch calls for the watch maker, then the world demands an even greater intelligent Designer, viz., Go ...
... a. The world is a greater work of art than a watch. b. The world has a more subtle and complex design than a watch. c. The world has an endless variety of means adapted to ends. c. Therefore, if a watch calls for the watch maker, then the world demands an even greater intelligent Designer, viz., Go ...
A Critical overview on the Ontological Argument
... understanding, a greater being could be conceived, namely, one that also exists in reality. Anselm's strategy, then is to move from the admission that we have a concept of "a being than which none greater can be conceived" to the conclusion that God cannot be conceived not to exist. Below are Anselm ...
... understanding, a greater being could be conceived, namely, one that also exists in reality. Anselm's strategy, then is to move from the admission that we have a concept of "a being than which none greater can be conceived" to the conclusion that God cannot be conceived not to exist. Below are Anselm ...
Here - BasicIncome.com
... exists; but it is not sufficiently self-existent; and would never become so merely by going on existing. The same primary sense which tells us it is Being, tells us that it is not perfect Being; not merely imperfect in the popular controversial sense of containing sin or sorrow; but imperfect as Bei ...
... exists; but it is not sufficiently self-existent; and would never become so merely by going on existing. The same primary sense which tells us it is Being, tells us that it is not perfect Being; not merely imperfect in the popular controversial sense of containing sin or sorrow; but imperfect as Bei ...
if - Mike Fuller
... if God exists only in the mind and is only a possible being, then if he existed in reality he would have been greater if so, God is a being than which a greater can be thought … which is impossible! Just Looking … ...
... if God exists only in the mind and is only a possible being, then if he existed in reality he would have been greater if so, God is a being than which a greater can be thought … which is impossible! Just Looking … ...
Does The Scientific Evidence of Fine Tuning Prove the Existence of
... is that biological life is irreducibly complex, too complex to have evolved, so that an intelligent being must have intervened in some way during the history of life on earth in order to make life more complex. While the biological complexity argument is what generates most of the scientific controv ...
... is that biological life is irreducibly complex, too complex to have evolved, so that an intelligent being must have intervened in some way during the history of life on earth in order to make life more complex. While the biological complexity argument is what generates most of the scientific controv ...
Comment: Parmenides
... clarity of expression; understanding of material; quality of argumentation. Avoid one-word comments (if you think that something's good or vague explain why in concrete terms). Overand under-commenting (saying too much and saying to little) are also unhelpful; focus on the important points and conve ...
... clarity of expression; understanding of material; quality of argumentation. Avoid one-word comments (if you think that something's good or vague explain why in concrete terms). Overand under-commenting (saying too much and saying to little) are also unhelpful; focus on the important points and conve ...
Scholasticism
... 3. That which is created and does not create 4. That which is neither created nor creates 1st and 4th refer to God as beginning and end of all things ...
... 3. That which is created and does not create 4. That which is neither created nor creates 1st and 4th refer to God as beginning and end of all things ...
Proving God: The Ontological Argument
... any other, on the same grounds that it would be contradictory for the most perfect island not to exist • Anselm replied that the argument cannot be applied to islands or anything else whose nonexistence is conceivable ...
... any other, on the same grounds that it would be contradictory for the most perfect island not to exist • Anselm replied that the argument cannot be applied to islands or anything else whose nonexistence is conceivable ...
WHY I BELIEVE THAT THERE IS GOD?
... Who is behind these physical & natural laws? Who ordered such a system? ...
... Who is behind these physical & natural laws? Who ordered such a system? ...