Plantinga and the Ontological Argument

作者: James E. Tomberlin

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-5223-2_8

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摘要: By following the admirable advice embodied in above remarks. Alvin Plantinga has produced an original and important study of ontological argument. Plantinga’s treatment is marked by intriguing turn — God Other Minds [12] he examines a number variants argument concludes that they arc one all unsuccessful; but his more recent The Nature Necessity [13] God, Freedom, Evil [14], offers what takes to be sound In follows, I shall survey evaluate on these matters.

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