Anselmian Ontological Argument

 ...Anselmian ontological argument ...John konnor...


1) there exists in the understanding an understandable being of which no greater can be understood


2) if there exists in the understanding an understandable being of which no greater can be understood then there cannot exist in the understanding an understandable being greater than that being of which no greater can be understood


3) there cannot exist in the understanding an understandable being greater than that being of which no greater can be understood (1,2 MP)


4) if God does not exist in reality then there exists in the understanding  an understandable being greater than that being of which no greater can be understood 


5) God exists in reality (3,4 MT)

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