Quote from OPTIONAL777:
Existence doesn't take a side at all, human beings take a side of an issue...
So, according to your "logic", everything exists. How could that not be the case, when "non existence" is only a concept, not a reality?
ROTFL!
Non existence is a word game, a negation on the basis of concept only...
Unless you would like to show a photo of non existence...
LOL!!!
"We'll just DEFINE God into reality. We claim our invisible, undetectable, preposterous imaginary overlord EXISTS by DEFINITION!!!"
By logical definition, of course. Ontology has been around for millenniums because of its basic nature to understand logical truth...
By logical definition God is the greatest, it has been shown logically that there is a greatest, so since God is the greatest by definition, and since the greatest exists, God exists...
Of course you get the nitwits who make absurd statements like Gilbert=God+1 suggesting that the greatest could be added to, but that is an absurdity simply because the greatest contains everything. If something is added, it comes from within, not from without.
People who are stuck in two dimensional thinking, like limited to time and space, wet their pants when forced to think beyond such physical limitations...
Whether conceptually , ontologically ,actually, or obviously, everything needs existence to exist.
Whether conceptually , ontologically ,actually, or obviously, God would need existence to exist.
In this context there is no logical definition for the greatest being God. Existence trumps God.
God is not a logical definition. It's simply absurd to say it is.
If God were a logical definition then it is no more absurd to say Gilbert is a logical definition.
God cannot be the greatest, for whatever you say the greatest is , there is always the prospect for one greater.
To say the greatest contains everything is a nonsensical statement. Conceptually , ontologically, actually, or obviously a container does not contain itself.
If a container can contain itself, then so can Gilbert , only He can always contain +1 greater than God.
Container Gilbert would also contain container God.
Stuck in two dimensional thinking? By the sound of things you've still to reach 1 dimensional.
However your unsolicited reference to Gilbert suggests youâre making some kind of progress.
Heâs clearly there, present in your thoughts as God+1.
Praise be!
