darious miles
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Philosophy help on Descartes’ Meditations and Anselm’s Proslogion?
i have a test tomorrow and i need some help on these last 8 question.
13. In Meditation 4, what does Descartes say is the source of our errors in judgement?
14. According to Descartes, which aspect of our natures is more like God, our will or our intellect? Why?
15. What is the ontological argument for the existence of God?
16. What is Gaunilo’s objection to the ontological argument, and how could a defender of the ontological argument respond?
17. What is Leibniz’ principle of the identity of indiscernibles?
18. What properties does the body have that the mind doesn’t?
19. What properties does the mind have that the body doesn’t?
20. What is Descartes’ argument for the distinctness of mind/soul and body?
i have a test tomorrow and i need some help on these last 8 question.
13. In Meditation 4, what does Descartes say is the source of our errors in judgement?
14. According to Descartes, which aspect of our natures is more like God, our will or our intellect? Why?
15. What is the ontological argument for the existence of God?
16. What is Gaunilo’s objection to the ontological argument, and how could a defender of the ontological argument respond?
17. What is Leibniz’ principle of the identity of indiscernibles?
18. What properties does the body have that the mind doesn’t?
19. What properties does the mind have that the body doesn’t?
20. What is Descartes’ argument for the distinctness of mind/soul and body?