Anselm Revisited: A Study on the Role of the Ontological Argument in the Writings of Karl Barth and Charles Hartshorne

according actually analysis Anselm answer appears approach argues argument assertion attempt Barthian basis become begins believe chapter Christian Church claim conceived concept concern concrete considered consistently context course critical definitely demonstrate discussion distinction divine doctrine dogmatic eleventh-century enterprise establish expression fact faith follow formula fundamental given God's existence grace hand Hartshorne Hartshorne's Holy human Ibid idea implications important insights intellectus interpretation issue Jesus Christ Karl Barth knowledge least logical man's matter means metaphysics method mind move natural theology necessary object observation ontological particular perfect philosopher position possible precisely present problem Professor proof Proslogion prove question ratio reality reason reference regard Relativity religion requires revelation saint Scripture seek seems serve speak stand suggest supra Swiss task theologian thing thinking thought true truth turn understanding writes