Exposing the Weakness of Saint Anselm of Canterbury’s Ontological Argum

Exposing the Weakness of idol Anselm of Canterburys Ontological inclination In a world of scientific inquiry, atheism, and the assassination of God, we are often broken-down of our Glorious Gods existence. With new theories of neuropsychology, quantum physics, gene therapy, evolution, and psychobiology, we are eternally forced to edge God out of our lives, to be replaced with cold, empty scientific thought. What, with meme theory, genetic predisposition, evolutionary spontaneous generation, dark matter, super string theory, multi-layered universes, and the neurologic reasons behind consciousness, we are becoming more and more distant from the cosmos that is God. This is disappointing. This is painful. And thankfully, this is avoidable. We must look no further than Saint Anselm and his Ontological Argument of 1077 B.C., and we are again reminded of the irrefutability of the Lords existence, and His awe-inspiring plan for us all. Saint Anselm of Canterbury is not only the theologian responsible for one of the to the highest degree potent arguments against atheism, plainly he is also the archbishop responsible for interpreting the hallowed Bible in reinforcement of the Holy Crusades for Pope Urban II. Without Anselm, we would be without the Ontological Proof, and we never would have waged war against the infidel Turks, or the non-Jew Jews. So, we are doubly indebted to Saint Anselm, and should take this opportunity to pick out a little more about him Anselm was one of the early perform Fathers who attempted to justify faith, not by reference to Holy Scripture, but through the use of logic and reason alone. Having been inspired by Saint Augustines The City of God, (413-426,) Anselm understood that to defeat Paganism, he must support his ... ...errifying of all, no Yoohoo Chocolate Drink. (A careful reading of The Revelations of John show this to be one facet of Hell.)So, Believe in the Lord, friends, He Must comprise You need never doubt again, as the man who doubts further supports the infallible existence of God Almighty. In order to deny the existence of God, we must first conceive of a God, and in order to conceive of a God, God must exist, because the concept of God can be better upon, and therefore, God must exist. This concludes my exposition of Saint Anselm of Canterburys Ontological Argument. kit and caboodle SitedIan McGreal Great Thinkers of the Western World. New York, Harper Collins Co., 1992. Pg. 81-86.John Hopkins A Companion to the Study of St. Anselm. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1972.Saint Anselm Monologion. England, 1077.Saint Anselm Proslogion. England, 1078.