Descartes' Discourse on Method and Meditations

One of the most famous works (2) of philosophy by one of the most important philosophers. Two works that are famous for several things, but not strictly speaking philosophical arguments, but rather a view of education as a whole. Among philosophical works, it is easy to read and can serve as a great starting point to reading into the big questions of epistemology: how do we know, what is knowledge, etc.?
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[@robharrell-xd2pi]

Good talk. So I disagree with some of your conclusions about the arguments for God’s existence especially the ontological argument and also the first cause by Aristotle. I think humidifies is a bit, my opinion.

[@ColinForBooks]

I don't get your last sentence.
As for the ontological argument, I found an article on Kant's view of it last night and I want to read it!
I think it's clear that I am open to many possibilities.