Arts and Humanities
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Hegel's Ontological Argument Challenges Traditional Views on God's Existence.

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Hegel and the ontological argument for the existence of God
Paul Redding, Paolo Diego Bubbio

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The article discusses how Hegel's view of the ontological argument for God's existence is influenced by his idealist metaphysics. Hegel's version of the argument is shaped by his rejection of a representationalist view of the mind. He explores a Fichtean version of the argument, based on the concept of I=I, and critiques it using his own ideas.