【にんげんがくてきしょうめい】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. anthropological argument (one of Descartes' ontological arguments for the existence of God)
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  • にんげんがくてきしょうめい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. anthropological argument
    2. This term refers to a philosophical argument that supports the existence of God based on human nature or characteristics. It often emphasizes that understanding human beings and their unique qualities can lead to insights about divine existence.
    This anthropological argument is an important concept in discussing the existence of God.
    He used the anthropological argument to explain the existence of God.
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