The Extrinsic Model of Knowledge With Respect to God

"I don't need an accident of existence to explain it. Why does it? I being there sufficient for it," he says. "The reason I believe in uh Me having things like beliefs is for the reasons I gave earlier and those don't apply to god" He adds that if you find the very first place you can say this thing exists and it doesn't need its own due dad Added to it in order to exist, then we have a third real existing thing thatgod knows about too Then we can ask another question: Does God know about that thing too? And again, the same solution is used - get rid of the middleman who's binding them together.