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Descartes' ontological argument with John Cottingham

Description: Journey into the world of philosophical reasoning and metaphysics as we delve into the intricate dimensions of Descartes' Ontological Argument with Prof. John Cottingham. This enlightening lecture and subsequent Q&A unravel the layers of one of the most debated topics in classical philosophy. Through Prof. Cottingham's expert lens, we're offered a comprehensive understanding, from the argument's foundational roots to its most pointed critiques. 🔍 About Prof. John Cottingham: Renowned for his insightful contributions to the world of philosophy, Prof. Cottingham's work prominently engages with classical and early modern philosophy. 📌 In this Lecture & Q&A: 0:00 Intro 1:02 Lecture 23:56 Does its a priori nature make it weaker or stronger? 26:53 Can we actually conceive of God? 29:07 Does the ontological argument allow for an all-evil being? 32:43 Does the omnipotence paradox refute the argument? 35:54 What does Prof Cottingham think? 37:54 Outro 💬 Engage with Us: Intrigued by the complexities of Descartes' argument? Have a counterpoint or question? Dive into the comments and join a community of philosophy enthusiasts eager to discuss and dissect Cottingham's insights. 🔔 Stay Updated: For those always on the quest for deeper philosophical knowledge and discourse, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Let us guide you through the myriad wonders of philosophical thought, from ancient ponderings to contemporary queries.