Sentence examples for of not existing from inspiring English sources

Hartshorne agrees with traditional theism that God exists without the possibility of not existing (sometimes called necessary existence or existence a se) and that God is necessarily supreme in love, knowledge, and power.

If Anselm's principle is correct then either God exists without the possibility of not existing or God's existence is impossible.

To say that something exists without the possibility of not existing is to say something significant about the being in question.

If a being is capable of not existing, then there is a time at which it does not exist.

If indeed the state of not existing is no worse than that of experiencing the benefits of existence, then, since existing invariably brings harm in its wake, existing is always a net harm compared to not existing.

"It merely follows that, if he existed anywhere, he would exist necessarily rather than contingently or that, in that case, he would not be capable of not existing" (Regius 1654, 357).

As Drumright points out, the entirety of human philosophy, religion, and politics doesn't really provide a framework for processing the psychological terror of all of humanity not existing in the near future.

"In my soul I feel just that terrible pain of loss," she wrote in 1959, "of God not wanting me — of God not being God — of God not existing".

As with Adams, in McMichael's account, for Socrates' existence to be possible at a world is for him to have the property of possibly not existing.

And honestly, this is straight from the GOP platform -- they've long been in favor of Medicare not existing in any form, anyway.

"In a lot of cases," Mr. Cowin said, "it's simply a matter of the information not existing".