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The mere concept of a supremely perfect being requires that this being exist.
{ 1 } - Ontological argument
{ 2 } - Moral argument
{ 3 } - Cosmological argument
{ 4 } - Argument from design
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The mere concept of a supremely perfect being requires that this being exist.
{ 1 } - Ontological argument
{ 2 } - Moral argument
{ 3 } - Cosmological argument
{ 4 } - Argument from design
The mere concept of a supremely perfect being requires that this being exist. <=> Ontological argument
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The mere concept of a supremely perfect being requires that this being exist.
{ 1 } - Ontological argument
{ 2 } - Moral argument
{ 3 } - Cosmological argument
{ 4 } - Argument from design
Since we have moral obligations, there must be a source of these obligations -- and this source can only be God. <=> Moral argument
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The mere concept of a supremely perfect being requires that this being exist.
{ 1 } - Ontological argument
{ 2 } - Moral argument
{ 3 } - Cosmological argument
{ 4 } - Argument from design
The mere existence of the world requires an explanation -- and this explanation can only be God. <=> Cosmological argument
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The mere concept of a supremely perfect being requires that this being exist.
{ 1 } - Ontological argument
{ 2 } - Moral argument
{ 3 } - Cosmological argument
{ 4 } - Argument from design
The order and design that we discover in the world show that there must be a supreme mind who formed the world. <=> Argument from design
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