'Ontological argument' diaporamas de présentation

The Ontological Argument for the existence of God

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The Ontological Argument

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Problems in Philosophy

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The Ontological Argument

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Thomas Aquinas

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Phil 1000

Phil 1000. Two weeks on God, with Professor Bradley Monton. Why do people believe in God? from Michael Shermer, How We Believe. Good design/natural beauty of universe (29%) Experience of God in everyday life (21%) Belief in God is comforting; gives meaning to life (10%)

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Arguments for The Existence of God

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The Ontological Argument Ontological. ( From the Greek ontos, meaning being . )

The Ontological Argument Ontological. ( From the Greek ontos, meaning being . ). Lesson objectives: DESCRIBE the ontological argument (Grade E & D) EXPLAIN the strengths and weaknesses of the ontological argument (Grade C)

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A Short History of Christian Apologetics

A Short History of Christian Apologetics. John Oakes, PhD ARS 8/27/2010. New Testament Apologetics Apologists in the Early Church Medieval and Resaisance Apologetics Modern Apologists and Apologetic Approaches. New Testament Apologetics. John John 20:30 Public miracles and signs

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Chapter 6:

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The Ontological Argument

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Arguments for the existence of God

Arguments for the existence of God. Reason to believe?. The Issue . Can it be shown, or is it at least the best explanation of things, that a creator, arranger, lawgiver, or higher being of whatever sort, exists?. Three kinds of arguments.

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Chapter 14

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Arguments for the existence of God

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Saint Thomas Aquinas Quiz

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Is Belief in God Reasonable? Faith Seeking Understanding

Is Belief in God Reasonable? Faith Seeking Understanding. A posteriori arguments (based on experience): The teleological argument (from design) The cosmological argument A priori argument (independent of experience): The ontological argument. The Cosmological Argument: St. Thomas Aquinas.

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Is Religion Reasonable? Faith Seeking Understanding

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