Arguing for Existence: The Ontological Perspective

This chapter examines the counter-arguments against the idea of uncaused existence, linking ideas from Hume and quantum mechanics. It articulates the ontological argument for God's existence, emphasizing its formulation by St. Anselm and contemporary support by philosophers like Alvin Plantinga. The discussion addresses misconceptions, explores moral implications, and considers the nature of a personal creator in relation to our understanding of reality.