Hartshorne and Findlay on ‘Necessity’ in the Ontological Argument

Philosophical Studies (Dublin) 17:132-141 (1968)
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CHARLES HARTSHORNE, in Anselm’s Discovery, begins his attempt to save the Ontological Argument by claiming that its latter half has been ‘conveniently ignored’ by its critics through nine centuries of debate. His own contentions center around a slightly updated version of Anselm’s ‘second’ Argument, as found in Proslogium III I paraphrase his reasoning as follows

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