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| Omniscience, omnibenevolence, omnipotence |
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| Anselm's destinction in existence |
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| Impossible thing is a round square |
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| Reduction to absurdity, that unicorns could exist in another reality |
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| Anselm's defintion of God |
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| Anselm's ontological argument |
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| God exists in the understanding, is greatest by definition, so must exist |
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| Guanilo's objection to anselm |
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| accepting two definitions of god denies the third |
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| rebuke: evil is necessary for the existence of moral virtues |
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| johnson : not all evil is necessary |
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| johnson : God is still a bystander |
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| rebuke: God has a "higher morality" we can't understand |
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| Johnson: theists can no longer say that God is "good" |
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| attempt to justify god in allowing evil |
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| hick rejects two solutions of theodicy |
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| deny the existence of evil or to deny that God is infinite |
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| Free will and Soul Making |
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| journey towards higher state |
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| puzzle in gods omniscence and human freedom |
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| if god is all knowing are we supposed to be wrong? |
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| truth and falsity is nor the issue |
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| belief cannot be severed from action |
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| beliefs arent a private matter |
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| cliffords problem with morality of belief |
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| making the genuine option |
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| momentous, forced and living |
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| when logic fails genuine option must consider non-rational |
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| two goals of critical reasoning |
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| avoid error and believe the truth |
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| clifford is over logical james is about choice |
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