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Anselm (And Gaunilo) -Instead of Saying That It Is Inconceivable That the Highest

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Anselm (and Gaunilo)
-Instead of saying that it is inconceivable that the highest thing of all should not exist,Gaunilo suggests that it may be better to identify statements about its nonexistence and/or possible nonexistence as


A) false.
B) unintelligible.
C) undeveloped.
D) likely true.

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