Anselm (And Gaunilo) -Anselm's Ontological Argument and Gaunilo's Lost Island Argument Pertain to Argument
Multiple Choice
Anselm (and Gaunilo)
-Anselm's ontological argument and Gaunilo's Lost Island Argument pertain to different issues,but are structured in the same way.How can the Lost Island Argument,according to Gaunilo,illustrate that Anselm's ontological argument-which is structured with the same logic- is flawed?
A) It proves at least one of Anselm's premises false.
B) It proves true a case-the existence of the Lost Island-that is actually false.
C) A and B
D) None of the above
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