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The only evidence he existed was the proliferation of Dose tags on lampposts and mailboxes, Mingus's handiwork spread in a nimbus with the school building at the center.
One version of the regnal lists for Mercia shows a king named Ceolwald reigning after Ceolred, and it is possible that Ceolwald, if he existed, was also a son of Æthelred's.
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The historical Moses, if he existed, is commonly estimated to have lived at some point around the 14th to 13th century BC.
In Essenwald a boy, whom the world would destroy if it knew he existed, is educated by one-eyed Bakelite robots in the underground rooms of a house maintained by a mysterious watcher.
Thus, Hartshorne says, "That God exists is one with his essence and is an analytic truth … but how, or in what actual state of experience or knowledge or will, he exists is contingent in the same sense as is our own existence" (Hartshorne 1948, 87).
Me proving he exists is the checkmate".
FRANKEN: The fact that he exists is funny, yes.
Whether she or he exists is another matter.
One thing that will not differentiate the theist from the atheist is to say that God, if he exists, is necessary in the sense of not being dependent on anything else for his existence.
Pretty clearly, Plantinga has the property [being Plantinga] essentially — he could not exist and lack it; any world in which he exists is, ex hypothesi, a world in which he is Plantinga, and hence a world in which he exhibits the property in question.
After all, saying he exists is a lie, and lying is wrong.
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