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What are the four forms of arguments for the existence of God?
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Ontological Argument, Cosmological Argument, Teleological Argument, and Transcendental Argument.
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What are the four forms of arguments for the existence of God?
Ontological Argument, Cosmological Argument, Teleological Argument, and Transcendental Argument.
Ontological Argument
God's nature/ essence implies God's existence. Saint Anselm
Cosmological Argument
Necessity of cause implies God's existence. St. Thomas Aquinas
Teleological Argument
Design or purpose in the world implies God's existence.
Transcendental Argument
Actuality or possibility of the world implies God's existence
