Anyone here who can explain Ontological argument in a simple, easy to understand way (layman’s term)?
Discussion
6 comments
-
Oxymoron
-
No chance. It is the most illogical argument out there.
-
Taking the easy road on this one. ?
-
The only people who would agree with this would be the people who think Picasso’s abstract paintings are works of genius. I went to arts college and I know so many people just like to see things that don’t exist just to be famous for coming up with a load of garbage, that’s just my view, I was crap in arts college cause I couldn’t see anything good in the garbage lol
-
I personally have come to appreciate the ontological argument. Granted it took me quite sometime to think through it and make sense of it but I found it a blessing.
I went through a time of..
-What?
-Ok…so how does that make sense?
-Its not a good argument…
-Ok so maybe it is…
-but the reverse argument, maybe it’s not so good?
-The reverse argument doesn’t work…
-Maybe it is a good argument after all!Whatever conclusion you adopt (love or hate) at least understanding it is fun.
Comments