The Axiological Theism of A. E. Taylor: PHILOSOPHY

Philosophy 27 (101):110-124 (1952)
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Abstract

If a rational argument is to be advanced for the existence of God, it must be some form of the cosmological, depending on the concept of causation, or the ontological, an elaboration of the concept of being. The metaphysical fertility of the axiological approach to theism consists in its reformulation of the ontological argument—viz., that the nature of existent reality itself is indicative of supra natural being

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