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...od. A God which exists in both reality and imagination would (according to Anselm) be greater than one who exists in merely the latter. Therefore, this propo

...d the first ontological argument, that of 11th Century philosopher {{w|St. Anselm of Canterbury}}. His argument starts by defining God as “that than which ...d that disproves it. This argument, though a joke, carries some weight. If Anselm's argument is sound, then disproving it is impossible, and God cannot do it