On the Essence of God

One way to prove this is the Cartesian triangle theory, which says that the triangle has three sides, but his feelings are not to say that he has three sides. Instead, his wisdom and knowledge tells him that there are three sides in triangle, it means that triangles exist, and that is a clear and unique perception. By linking this with God, we can say that God is like our senses without conveying our intelligence and knowledge, not the existing triangles. By linking this with the real world, he pointed out that Descartes clearly and clearly recognizes that the body occupies material or occupies space.

Just as we can know the nature of material things (wax), we can understand the nature of God by pondering our concepts. We can know the essence of God. But does God exist? We understand that God has "objective" reality as our purpose of thinking. But does God also have formal reality? Yes, according to trademark. God exists. In addition to "objective" reality, God has formal reality. That is the conclusion. What is the argument? Thinkers focus on questions about causality. What is the reason for thinking about my god? According to the opinion of thinkers, it is self-evident that, as a general rule, "among the effective and comprehensive causes, there must be at least as many reality as the cause of the cause" (40). This is explained by Cottingham as the principle of causality. If we find a clock, the reason for that clock must be at least as complex as the clock. The same thing can be said if we find the blueprint for that watch.

In subsequent propositions, Spinoza discussed several aspects of the causal relationship of God. The most important thing is to distinguish God in two respects. From the nature of God, Spinoza can say something directly. In this sense, God is the reason for "approximation". However, the essence is not enough for limited existing ones. The essence of Peter 's individual is not necessarily the existence of Peter. Conversely, the existence of a finite one leads to the existence of other finite ones. But since everything is in God, then God must be considered as their cause.

The essence of God requires his existence. God's "existence can no longer be separated from the essence of God, but it has three equal angles that can be separated from the essence of the triangle" (46). Integrity must exist by definition, as the nature of God includes his totipotency, totipotency, totipotency and infinite integrity. Therefore, the following three logic is correct. The concept of God is the concept that it exists completely.