My Analysis of an Argument for the Existence of God

Let us suppose. A religious authority figure makes an argument for the existence of god. The argument goes something like this.

1. By definition, God is a being. We can imagine other beings. God is greater than any other of these imaginary beings.
2. An existent being is greater than a non-existent being.
3. Thus, let us suppose by definition. God exists in the mind as an idea. God does not necessarily exist in reality. In that event, we would be able to imagine something. The something would be greater than God.
4. Something can not be imagined to be greater than God.
5. Thus, let us suppose. God exists in the mind as an idea. In that event, God necessarily exists in reality.
6. God exists in the mind as an idea.
7. Therefore, God necessarily exists in reality.

In that event, reality would be the way. Things appear to be. Actuality would be the way. Things actually are. I predict. Most people would like for their reality to match their actuality. However, it appears. Our realities and actualities do not always match.

One totality exists. For that reason, we are part of the existence of one totality. Ideas are thoughts, beliefs, and expectations about the existence of one totality. We value certain ideas. These certain ideas are our values. We use our values. We build within our minds. We build models of the existence of one totality. Our models are our realities. Our realities are our houses of ideologies. We are the high ideologues of our houses of ideologies. We can change our realities to what. We would like our realities to be.

Let us suppose. A person values an idea. The idea is. A godless totality exists. In that event, a godless totality would necessarily exist in the person’s reality. Reality would enable the person. The person would imagine. Something can be greater than God.

Let us suppose. A person values an idea. The idea is. God exists. In that event, God would necessarily exist in the person’s reality. Reality would enable the person. The person would imagine. Something can not be greater than God.

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