Anselm’s Ontological argument argues that there is a God. Anselm argue is meaning there is nothing better than God. If the mind can think of such thing, therefore God is real. He argues that if God can be thought of he has to exist. That only someone such as a fool argues and states that there is not a God. If the fool can argue saying that there is no God he must believe in God for he thought of the idea that there is a God. Anselm then uses the example or analogy of the painter, for a fool to understand. That before a painter begins his work he visualizes what the painting will look like in his mind. Though the painting has not been painted yet he can see it and understand it in his head, where he sees it as a notion. When the painting
