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Philosophy

 

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August 2, 2016

 

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Since the idea of God cannot have originated in himself, he concludes that God must be the cause of this idea and must therefore necessarily exist. God: his existence would immediately be perceived clearly and distinctly if it weren't for the confusions caused by the senses and preconceived opinions...
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Now that God's existence has been established, it is as certain as any other clear and distinct perception. Why does he offer these arguments? He wishes to prove the existence of the external world in order to achieve his aim of a new system of knowledge built on solid foundations. Do they work for his purpose? Are these arguments sound? he cannot doubt the existence of God, since he has such a clear and distinct perception of God's existence...
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