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    Therefore, establishing that God's existence is not impos... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The prime task for the philosophical theist is to demonstrate that God is not impossible.

    Therefore, establishing that God's existence is not impossible is sufficient to establish that God exists necessarily.

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    On Hartshorne’s view, metaphysics does not deal with realities beyond the physical, but rather with those features of reality that are ubiquitous or that would exist in any possible world. And he does not think that it is possible to think of a preeminent being that existed only contingently since if it did exist contingently rather than necessarily, it would not be preeminent. That is, God’s existence is either impossible (positivism) or possible, and, if possible, then necessary (theism). He i

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