The ontological argument at work in religion

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 38 (2):247-250 (1977)
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The creeds of religion, not being open to objective review and confirmation, are subjective only. they presume that the idea internally raises the object. this is the ontological argument extended. it remains internal, of no external import, and issues in solipsism

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