What is the primary goal of the ontological argument?

Philosophy of Religion: The Ontological Argument

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1.
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To compare different philosophical ideas
To explain the concept of God
To prove the existence of God through a priori logic
To disprove the existence of God
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Who first formulated the ontological argument?
Aquinas
Anselm of Canterbury
Kant
Descartes
3.
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According to Anselm, why must God exist in reality?
Because God is a concept in the mind
Because God is the greatest conceivable being
Because God is a story
Because God is a myth
4.
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What does Anselm argue about the concept of God?
God is a myth
God is the greatest possible being
God is a story
God is a contingent being
5.
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What example is used to criticize the ontological argument?
The perfect universe
The perfect mountain
The perfect island
The perfect city
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the flaw in the perfect island argument?
Islands are contingent
Islands are real
Islands are necessary
Islands are imaginary
7.
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How does Descartes compare God's existence to a triangle?
Both are imaginary concepts
Both have essential characteristics
Both are necessary for understanding
Both are contingent beings
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