ipl-logo

Wittgenstein's Five Proof Of The Existence Of God Analysis

150 Words1 Pages
1. Wittgenstein’s statement is correct. I don’t think that the believers wouldn’t have believed if first they didn’t have the proof. In essence this is because you really can’t explain a proof if you haven’t experience it yourself. For example, you cannot explain color unless you show examples of that color. For Aslem of Canterbury the idea of God is greater than the reality of God therefore his “proof” was a consequence and expression of his faith. For Thomas Aquinas his five proof of the existence of God suggest that the proofs are the consequence and expression of his faith.
2. There are somethings that cannot be described. The only way it can be described is with example’s. In regards to God one can provide examples of faith. It is faith
Open Document