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The Cosmological Argument

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Philosophy

 

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July 7, 2016

 

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However, contrary to the underlying definition, God is uncaused. If the argument was sound, it still remains to be proven that such creature is the God of religion, and if so, of what religion. Certain beliefs were meant to remain uncertain since uncertainty is what inspires interest and ignites discussion and reason...
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Such reason is displayed in Descartes' ontological argument which underlies two central tenets of his philosophy - the theory of innate ideas and the doctrine of clear and distinct perception. He professes not to rely on an arbitrary definition of God but rather on an innate idea whose content is "given...
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