He argued that, if Malcolm does prove the necessary existence of the greatest possible being, it follows that there is a being which exists in all worlds whose greatness in some worlds is not surpassed.
For it isn't clear that there couldn't be two equally perfect beings, each of whom was such that no actual or possible being surpassed it (Ockham, 139 40).
Anselm's argument in Chapter 2 can be summarized as follows: It is a conceptual truth (or, so to speak, true by definition) that God is a being than which none greater can be imagined (that is, the greatest possible being that can be imagined).
Where possible, being flexible in terms of timetabling.
I would incorporate slang into my speech where possible, being careful not to push it too far – anything to fit in better with my peers.
Mr. Smit has attempted to tie local people into the project, with as many of the 400 jobs on site as possible being advertised through the St Austell job centre.
Where will hybridizers find the genes from which to breed disease resistance or better taste or hardiness if there are not as many different varieties of each crop as possible being grown?
Other cuts include a sharp reduction in payments to ill people claiming Employment and Support Allowance who have been classified as possible being able to work in the future – the so-called "Work Related Activity Group".
Inserting this stuff into novelistic situations produces passages like this one, describing a meeting of an outfit known as the Transnoctial Discussion Group (which never appears again in the book): **{:.break one} ** "Time moves on but one axis," advised Dr. Blope, "past to future — the only turnings possible being turns of a hundred and eighty degrees.
And just as he delivered the most vital possible "Being Alive" in the presence of Mr. Sondheim, the English actor/singer Julian Ovenden on this occasion took "Soliloquy," from "Carousel," unleashing in it waves of tenderness interwoven with alarm and even fury, thematic currents all tallied by the conductor John Wilson and his blazing orchestra.
Inserting this stuff into novelistic situations produces passages like this one, describing a meeting of an outfit known as the Transnoctial Discussion Group (which never appears again in the book): "Time moves on but one axis," advised Dr. Blope, "past to future — the only turnings possible being turns of a hundred and eighty degrees.
