Existence of God, Philosophy, Theism18 Comments

Another Ontological Argument

June 5, 2018June 5, 2018 Harrison Jennings

In a post last week, we looked at three traditional ontological arguments, and why I think Saint Thomas Aquinas’ essential response works to show that all three are ultimately unsuccessful. In response, philosopher Josh Rasmussen referenced me to a modal … Continue reading Another Ontological Argument

Existence of God, Natural Theology, Philosophy, Theism1 Comment

Three Ontological Arguments

May 24, 2018May 24, 2018 Harrison Jennings

An ontological argument is an argument which contends that an understanding of the very concept of “God” is sufficient to establish the actual existence of God. Or, as Brian Davies puts it, “that the meaning of ‘God’ entails God’s existence” [1]. It differs … Continue reading Three Ontological Arguments

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Three Ontological Arguments