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Ontological Arguments: Classic Philosophical Arguments and Their Modern Evolution
"The ontological argument is a foundational philosophical proof for the existence of God that relies entirely on a priori reasoning, defining God as a being than which nothing greater can be conceived and arguing that necessity of existence is a perfection that entails actual existence. Introduction to Ontological Arguments The landscape of natural theology and philosophy of religion features several major families of arguments for the existence of God, including the cosmological, teleological, and moral arguments. However, ontological arguments occupy a uniquely distinct category. Unlike cosmological or teleological proofs, which rely on empi..."
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