The logic of perfection

Charles Henry Hartshorne

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Described as one of pathbreaking works in 20th-century philosophical theology. this work presents Hartshorne's rehabilitation of Anselm's Ontological Argument, recast in neoclassical form as the Modal Proof, along with applications of Hartshorne's method to a variety of issues in contemporary metaphysical and religious thinking.

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