1. On Descartes Ontological Argument And How It Doesn't Work
... the idea of the thing to there really being a thing that has all the properties that the idea has. Another objection can be raised by examining the example of a mountain and a valley, the same example that Descartes uses . He says that it is impossible for us to separate the idea of ... a mountain from a valley, but it surely does not follow that a mountain and a valley exist in the world, only that were there to be one, there would be the other. This however is not the same way with God. Since I cannot think ... it more clearly with Kant but let us just see what objections we can raise...
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