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Therefore it is contradictory to hold that God exists only in the intellect, for then the being than which none greater can be conceived is one than which a greater can be conceived namely, one that exists both in reality and in the understanding.

Lewis argues that the principle "A being than which nothing greater can be conceived is possible" is crucially ambiguous.

On the one hand, on the reading which gives cancellation, the inference to the conclusion that there is a being than which no greater can be conceived is plainly invalid.

Nevertheless, a number of innovative solutions to address biological challenges across histologies have been initiated and the question of whether histology agnostic trials could be conceived is a logical next question.

The (practical) no-difference view says: our reason to prevent harm to possible future people (those who might be conceived) is as strong as our reason to prevent harm to actual people (those already conceived who will develop from the already existing fetuses in due course).

Anatheists say God cannot be rendered into any image or concept, because the God that can be conceived is not the real God.

One of the principal technologies that enabled an aircraft as large as the 747 to be conceived was the high-bypass turbofan engine.

The relish and exuberant perversity with which her character is conceived is one of the evening's few reminders of Mr. Shepard's fierce theatrical imagination (2 40).

Jonathan Larson, who is seeing his musical -- a contemporary American version of the Puccini opera "La Boheme" -- come to life seven years after it was conceived, is not feeling well and nearly collapses backstage.

How childhood is conceived is crucial for almost all the philosophically interesting questions about children.

Another consideration is that the realm of possibility in terms of which cosmic order is conceived is akin to Plato's Forms.