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The existence of God has been a question since the idea of God was conceived
Descartes tries to prove God\'s existence, and to show that there is without a
doubt something external to ones own existence. He is looking for a definite
certainty, a foundation for which he can base all of his beliefs and know that
they are true. Descartes\' overall project is to find a definite certainty on
which he can base all his knowledge and beliefs.
Descartes attacks the
principles that support everything he believes with his Method of Doubt. The
Method of Doubt is Descartes\' method of fundamental questioning in which he
doubts everything that there is the slightest reason to doubt. Think about it
like this. Almost everything you believe to be true comes from the senses or
through the senses. However, the senses are sometimes deceptive. Since the
senses are not completely trustworthy, it is irrational to place complete trust
in them. However, it is no small leap of faith to presume that everything our
senses tell us is false. In fact, it seems almost absurd to say such a thing.
Nevertheless, as Descartes points out, we have dreams regularly and in these
dreams, everything we experience is a figment of our imagination, or at least
not real in the physical sense. So, it is reasonable to doubt everything our
senses tell us, for the time being. Now, using similar logic, we can say that
everything we have learned from physics, astronomy, medicine, and other such
fields are all doubtful. Descartes even believed we could say that such simple,
logical statements as 2+3 = 5 or a square has 4 sides could be conceived to be
false. \"Since I judge that others sometimes make mistakes in matters that they
believe they know most perfectly, may I not, in like fashion, be deceived every
time I add two and three or count the sides of a square\" We are now at the
point where we are doubting everything - the world around us, that we have a
body, and anything else that we could possibly believe.
Perhaps I even doubt
that I exist myself. In doing this, I am in the act of doubting. How can I doubt
something if I do not exist? Similarly, maybe I am deceived into thinking I do
not exist by some other entity. Then I must exist for it is I who is being
deceived. This is the basic premise of Descartes\' famous \"Cogito Ergo Sum\" -
\"I think therefore I am.\" Here Descartes is not saying anything about what we
are here, just that we are. Next, his goal is to find out exactly what he is.
Well, Descartes states, if I exist, for how long do I exist? I exist for as long
as I think, and if I cease to think, then I shall also cease to exist.
Therefore, I am nothing but a thinking thing - that is, a thing that \"doubts,
understands, affirms, denies, wills, refuses, and that also imagines and
senses.\" Although saying he is all of these things is indeed a bold statement.
Descartes feels that in his attempt to prove that he exists he has done all of
those things, therefore they must be a part of what he is.
Decartes goes on
to prove the existence of God. He begins this by stating that nothing can be
created from nothing, and that the less perfect can not create something more
perfect or better than itself. He explains that he knows he is not perfect
because he doubts, and knowing is more perfect than doubting. From that he
determines that within him lies this idea of a perfect being, and that he is
incapable of coming to such an idea by himself. If there is an idea in our minds
that we didn\'t create, something else created it. He saw nothing in nature that
would qualify as superior in the sense that he had stated, so he determined that
the only other logical answer was that God placed it in him, therefore, God
exists.
Berkeley would argue that Descartes is wasting his time by trying to
discover what must be absolutely true in the real world. In his Dialogue,
Berkeley argues that there is no real world, and that all sensible objects,
those which can be immediately perceived, exist only in the mind. He starts by
proving that secondary or external qualities exist only in the mind by use of
the Relativity of Perception Argument. As an example, Berkeley writes that if
you make one of your hands hot and the other cold, and put them into a vessel of
water, the water will seem cold to one hand and warm to the other. Since the
water can not be warm and cold at the same time, it must follow that heat, a
secondary quality, must only exist in the mind. Berkeley also uses the qualities
of taste, sound, and color as examples to prove that all secondary qualities
must reside in the mind.
However, Berkeley also says the same argument can
be applied to primary or \"intrinsic\" qualities. He writes that his own foot
might seem a considerable dimension, but to smaller creatures, that same foot
might seem very large. Since an object can not be different sizes at the same
time, it follows that extension must exist only in the mind. Further, since all
other primary characteristics can not be separated from extension, they too must
exist only in the mind.
As for what I believe about this argument, I don\'t
totally believe it. It makes perfect logical sense the way that he obtains many
of the arguments, and while they are all built on a foundation that is strong
for Descartes, himself, I do not always share the foundations that he believes
in. The way that he explains it is not the only possible conclusion and it seems
like he is limiting himself in his search for truth in that he does not explore
the fact that maybe there is no perfect being. Just because we are not perfect
certainly does not mean that there is true perfection somewhere and the idea of
perfection that we have is more or less a fuzzy one and because of the fact that
it is different for everyone, there might not be a true absolute definition of
what it really is. While Descartes\' proof is very interesting in how he goes
about deriving truths by exploring some of the options that might be the truth,
I do have a hard time accepting some of the conclusions that he states as
truths. So this means that God does exist. Thank you.
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