What if the idea of God isn’t just wishful thinking, but logical necessity?
In this powerhouse episode of Apex ApologetIQ, host Dr. Shaun Michael breaks down one of the most audacious, misunderstood, and mind-blowing arguments for God’s existence: The Ontological Argument. This isn’t abstract fluff; it’s razor-sharp logic with real spiritual punch.
In this episode:
- Learn what a maximally great being is—and why the idea demands reality.
- See how St. Anselm, Alvin Plantinga, and modern logic dismantle objections.
- Discover why atheism, naturalism, and other religions collapse under this argument.
- Explore how Christianity alone presents a God who is necessary, personal, relational, and true.
We’re talking modal logic, the meaning of existence, Gaunilo’s island, Kant’s critiques, and why you’re not just imagining God into existence—you’re exposing the logical foundation of all existence.
📖 Key Concepts: Modal logic, necessary being, philosophical coherence, worldview testing, maximal greatness, Trinity, and biblical integration.
🎧 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/o8yXQEB7310
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