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Ontological Argument (Definitions (Ontological- argument based on reason ,…

- - - - Something that exists in the mind and in reality is greater than somehing just in the mind
      - therefore god must exist
      - God is the greatest being
      - Assumes that existence is reality and the mind is greater than in the mind alone
      - Existence is a predicate of God
    - - God is a necessary being
      - God is the greatest being
      - necessarty beings are greater than contingient beings
      - Therefore God must exist as a necessary being
      - Peter Van Inwagem ' God is argued to be real owing to the fact an assertion of a non-existant God is self-contradictory
- - - - God has placed in everyone the idea of God like a craftsmans trademark
  - - - God is supreamly perfect ( not lacking in any way)
      - A property of perfection is existance
      - God exists
  - - - Hartshore rejects this ad there is a big difference between the idea of God and the existing God
    - - All philosphical satements about existence are synthetic