He deduced the conclusion. Descartes proves the existence of an all-powerful and perfect being. He reasoned that he is not perfect. If he exists and is not perfect then that which is perfect also exists. He says that this thing, which is perfect, is God. He says God exists because of his thoughts of God as an extension of God's existence...
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He says God exists because of his thoughts of God as an extension of God's existence. After further philosophical reasoning he proved the existence of God. His proof of God has become the classic ontological proof used ever since. Descartes further proved that God couldn't deceive anyone concerning anything...
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Descartes Descartes first great achievement came in the field of mathematics. Descartes' discovery was the art of analytical geometry. When he published this theory he realized it resembled closely a similar theory that caused Galileo to be incarcerated...	1 / 179
Rene Descartes Sadly, Descartes died on February 11, 1650 of pneumonia. Descartes made an effort to apply the rational inductive methods of mathematics to philosophy...	2 / 509
Rene Descartes I also wrote three important texts: Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting the Reason and Seeking Truth in the Sciences, Meditations on First Philosophy, and Principles of Philosophy...	2 / 424
Descartes He believes that in both mind and body. In order to accommodate this dualism in his philosophy, Descartes creates the terminology "thinking substance" and "extended substance...	2 / 513