The Kantian Epistemology And Theism
The Kantian Epistemology And Theism
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But this is not his argument, as Dr. Patton* shows. His argument is, as has been stated, that existence is necessarily in the concept of the Perfect Being. Kant realized this, and pro- ceeded to criticise the argument in this form by showing the differ- ence between analytic and synthetic judgments, and that being is not a real predicate. He argues as follows : If there is a contradiction involved in the denial of this predicate, it must be contained in the concept ; and must therefore be a mer...ely logical predicate and so say nothing as to reality : therefore though the annihilation of this predi- cate involves a contradiction, both subject and predicate may be together suppressed without contradiction. But if the judgment is to express existence, that is if being is a real predicate, it must add something to the concept and so its removal will not involve a con- tradiction. Moreover existence is not a real predicate, or there never could be a correspondence between the concept and object, the object always being greater.
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But this is not his argument, as Dr. Patton* shows. His argument is, as has been stated, that existence is necessarily in the concept of the Perfect Being. Kant realized this, and pro- ceeded to criticise the argument in this form by showing the differ- ence between analytic and synthetic judgments, and that being is not a real predicate. He argues as follows : If there is a contradiction involved in the denial of this predicate, it must be contained in the concept ; and must therefore be a mer...ely logical predicate and so say nothing as to reality : therefore though the annihilation of this predi- cate involves a contradiction, both subject and predicate may be together suppressed without contradiction. But if the judgment is to express existence, that is if being is a real predicate, it must add something to the concept and so its removal will not involve a con- tradiction. Moreover existence is not a real predicate, or there never could be a correspondence between the concept and object, the object always being greater.
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