Descartes's Conception of God 
.... In the passage under discussion, Descartes states that because he cannot
conceive of
God except as existing, it follows that existence is inseparable from
God. ....
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Descartes Argument on God's Existence
.... Descartes states that he cannot
conceive of
God except as existing, and therefore it follows that existence is inseparable from
God. ....
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Relationship of God to the Universe
In theological discourse, there are several different ways to
conceive of
God and his relationship to the universe. The three most ....
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Descartes' Fifth Meditation
.... In the passage under discussion, Descartes states that because he cannot
conceive of
God except as existing, it follows that existence is inseparable from
God. ....
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Skepticism I. INTRODUCTION 1. Objective of essa
.... And so, Descartes states in "Meditation V": "While from the fact that I cannot
conceive God without existence, it follows that existence is inseparable from Him ....
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Theism, Pantheism, Panentheism
In theological discourse, there are several different ways to
conceive of
God and his relationship to the universe. The three most ....
(904
4
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Theological Discourse, there are several different ways ...
In theological discourse, there are several different ways to
conceive of
God and his relationship to the universe. The three most ....
(904
4
)
Ontological Argument For God's Existence
.... not. Now, since by definition the greatest entity we can
conceive of existing is
God, what we are imagining is in fact
God. Thus ....
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The First Cause Argument for God's Existence
.... Whatever we
conceive as existence, we can also
conceive as nonexistent. ....
God is quite beyond the finite mind of mortal man to grasp and comprehend. ....
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6
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Bertrand Russell[s Argument Against Christianity
.... suffers from poverty of imagination for not being able to
conceive of any force greater than the human mind, or not being able to
conceive of a
God who could ....
(1632
7
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Philosophical Concept of Knowledge
.... In the passage under discussion, Descartes states that because he cannot
conceive of
God except as existing, it follows that existence is inseparable from
God. ....
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The Notion of Rationalism
.... rational inquiry. For Descartes, because a man can
conceive of
God helps to prove the very existence of
God. That Descartes himself ....
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Rene Descartes
.... he had come to believe through the process of watching the many imperfections of those around him.) However, imperfect humans can
conceive of a perfect
God. ....
(1786
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Descartes' Treatment of Innate Ideas
.... 4); the Third with the capacity of the mind to
conceive perfection, which implies the capacity to
conceive and acknowledge the existence of
God; the Fourth ....
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Rene Descartes: An interpretation
.... he had come to believe through the process of watching the many imperfections of those around him.) However, imperfect humans can
conceive of a perfect
God. ....
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The philosophy of mind
.... being. If we can
conceive of something, it must be because
God has placed that idea of what we
conceive in our minds.
God would ....
(1763
7
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The Existence of God
.... and calling it
God, to asserting something that is true about that meaning (that
God necessarily exists). Just because human beings can
conceive of the notion ....
(1363
5
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Descartes' Meditations
.... 4); the Third with the capacity of the mind to
conceive perfection, which implies the capacity to
conceive and acknowledge the existence of
God; the Fourth ....
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Descartes' Meditations
.... existence of
God as well. His ability to
conceive of
God is very relevant to the existence of
God. Because Descartes can understand "by ....
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Problem of Evil
.... In such a formulation, it is possible to
conceive of both a good
God and an evil world, while also placing positive evil with man or nature processes and not ....
(1249
5
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Isaiah 7:14-17
.... the birth of Jesus that a virgin shall
conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel. The translation of the Hebrew name Immanuel "
God is with us ....
(1412
6
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Messianic Prophcies About Jesus' Birth
.... the birth of Jesus that a virgin shall
conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel. The translation of the Hebrew name Immanuel "
God is with us ....
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6
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Cartesian Dualism
.... being. If we can
conceive of something, it must be because
God has placed that idea of what we
conceive in our minds.
God would ....
(1744
7
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The existence of God: A discussion
.... elaborate: So truly, therefore, dost thou exist, O Lord, my
God, that thou canst not be conceived not to exist; and rightly. For, if a mind could
conceive of a ....
(1479
6
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Natural Law, God, Human Nature
.... sees reason as the means whereby human beings come to understand
God's existence. .... cannot come from himself, because a less perfect being cannot
conceive of a ....
(1743
7
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Philosophies ofSartre and Terrorist Leila Khaled
.... himself. . . . He himself will have made what he will be. Thus, there is no human nature, since there is no
God to
conceive it. Not ....
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God and Evil
.... the Western tradition introduces a basic contradiction which makes it extremely difficult for Westerners to
conceive of a totally good
God having anything The ....
(4702
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Cartesian Dualism
.... being. If we can
conceive of something, it must be because
God has placed that idea of what we
conceive in our minds.
God would ....
(4096
16
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Isaiah
.... the birth of Jesus that a virgin shall
conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel. The translation of the Hebrew name Immanuel "
God is with us ....
(2061
8
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Natural Law
.... because they can be symbolized as property, something a man can
conceive of as .... Locke explains his theory of property as
God-given: "
God gave the Worldato the ....
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