Issues with the Ontological Argument, including those raised by: Gaunilo Behalf of the Fool’ the Perfect ‘On – Island objection. Hume Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion Reason alone cannot – demonstrate the existence of things Kant Critique of Pure Reason God’s – existence can be denied without contradiction. And existence is not a predicate. Not Not Yes To address this before the exam I will:- Yet Sure Knowledge/Specification 2.2 The arguments from design: arguments from purpose and regularity, including those
Issues with the Ontological Argument, including those raised by: Gaunilo ‘On Behalf of the Fool’ – the Perfect Island objection. Hume Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion – Reason alone cannot demonstrate the existence of things Kant Critique of Pure Reason – God’s existence can be denied without contradiction. And existence is not a predicate. Knowledge/Specification Not Yet Not Sure Yes To address this before the exam I will:- 2.2 The arguments from design: arguments from purpose and regularity, including those
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