The Ontological Argument (The Introduction)
January 8, 2012
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Alvin Plantinga's Modal Ontological's Argument is a irrefutable logical argument for the existence of God. Yet many people seem to have a hard time understanding it. This video tries to simply the argument so the average person can understand it using Craig's work. After watching this video check out some of these other video on the Ontological Argument, so you can grasp a better understanding if it:
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Question Begging Objection:
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