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In Behalf of the Fool & Anselm's Apologetic

Gaunilon & St. Anselm of Canterbury · c. 1078 AD

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A philosophical exchange: Gaunilon, a Benedictine monk, critiques Anselm's ontological argument, contending that real existence cannot be inferred from mere concept; Anselm replies with a vigorous defense.

Table of Contents

1In Behalf of the Fool2Anselm's Apologetic1Chapter I2Chapter II3Chapter III4Chapter IV5Chapter V6Chapter VI7Chapter VII8Chapter VIII9Chapter IX10Chapter X