Descartes is certain that God is real, for he is seen in his eyes as an “immense, incomprehensible, and infinite” being that is incapable of mistakes (Descartes, 111). God has the ability to create human life, and give humans various faculties that would allow them to thrive, even if they are not infinite being. However, even …show more content…
As stated before by Descartes, God is argued to exist because humans exist, and that God is an all-powerful being incapable of deception, and have given life and faculties to his creations to utilize and prevent error. However, error still exist, and therefore creates the question upon God and his infinite powers. If God, as an all-powerful being and only capable of good deeds, allows for the presence of error to occur in our world, is God truly a good being? An all-powerful being like God should be able to wipe out the essence of error if it is able to make such faculties like free will and humanity. By making this claim, it asserts the conclusion that God is not seen as an all-powerful being because it allowed such a deceptive essence like error to occur. Because God is no longer an infinite powerful being, then the existence of God is gone, as according to Descartes, God can only exist as a supreme