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Early Modern Philosophical Theology on the Continent
In Charles Taliaferro & Philip L. Quinn (eds.), A Companion to Philosophy of Religion. Cambridge, Mass.: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 114–123 (1997)
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early modern philosophical theology on the continent legacy of seventeenth‐ and eighteenth‐century philosophical theology ‐ very substantial Descartes'ontological argument, in Fifth Meditation ‐ proving existence of God, from idea of divine essence alone Descartes arguing that God's perfection ‐ entails that God is the total cause of everything that happens or exists Leibniz's contributions to philosophical theology ‐ ontological and cosmological arguments, and a theistic argument Leibniz's cosmological argument ‐ existence of God, from the need to explain certain facts about the world Hume's endowment to philosophical theology ‐ within his Dialogues concerning Natural Religion Kant's famous criticism of ontological argument ‐ claiming that “existence” or “existent” is not a real or determining predicate central to theistic argument by Kant ‐ the claim that the belief that God exists, being required for a moral life
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