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The ontological argument: from St. Anselm to contemporary philosophers / edited by Alvin Plantinga

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Garden City, N.Y. : Anchor Books, 1965Description: xviii, 180 p ; 19 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • BT101.A1  .P71 1965
Contents:
St. Anslem -- St. Thomas Aquinas -- Rene Descartes -- Benedict de Spinoza -- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz -- Immanuel Kant: The impossibility of an Ontological proof of the existence of God -- Arthure Schopenhauer -- G.E. Moore: Is existence a predicate? -- William P. Alston: The ontological argument revisited -- J.N. Findlay: Can God's existence be disproved? -- Charles Hartshorne: The Necessarily existent -- Norman Malcolm.
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St. Anslem -- St. Thomas Aquinas -- Rene Descartes -- Benedict de Spinoza -- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz -- Immanuel Kant: The impossibility of an Ontological proof of the existence of God -- Arthure Schopenhauer -- G.E. Moore: Is existence a predicate? -- William P. Alston: The ontological argument revisited -- J.N. Findlay: Can God's existence be disproved? -- Charles Hartshorne: The Necessarily existent -- Norman Malcolm.

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