INTRODUCTION
The
ontological argument is a philosophical argument which
claims that by reason alone, one can determine the existence of God to
be true. It is a priori
(depends on no debatable empirical conditions), formally valid,
deductive, and is metaphysically superlative: that there must be an
existent God. There are many forms of the argument, of which two of them
are the most prominent and convincing. These are the Classical approach
and the Modal Logic approach.
