(August 6, 2024 at 9:16 am)Disagreeable Wrote: Modal Ontological Argument
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P1. If a god is possible it exists in every possible world
P2. If a god exists in every possible world then it would exist in this world as this world is possible
C. God exists
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My response to this argument is that just because God is logically possible it doesn't make God metaphysically possible. So we can just ask for a justification for why God is metaphysically possible.
Evolutionary psychology does away with 'god' a priori. It can provide a theory for the evolution of the idea of 'god' as an artefact of the strategic development of homo sapiens. This provides a counter argument the concept of 'god' existing independent of experience by redefining what we understand to be our knowledge of 'god'.