Anselm's argues that he is supposed to seek God with his whole heart, but how can he worship someone he has not seen. Anselm argument is about God's existence, comparing God's, presence to a painting. Anselm …show more content…
In disagreement, it is clear that Anselm is a new Christian because this is what modern Christian's struggle with or complain how they cannot see God so why do they need to seek someone they cannot see with their whole heart. The strength of his argument is Anselm has a point that everybody comes across at one end in their lives that one cannot see God and it is up to this person to put their faith in God. God does want his creation that is us to have a choice in his existence, and he wants us whom he has created to have faith in its presence. For example, in opinion, in Genesis, God knew ahead of time that Adam and Eve were going to eat of that tree that they were not supposed to eat. This reason was that God wants us to have a choice to believe in his existence and he wants us to choose not to sin. Sin is one reason God sent Jesus to live on this earth, so we can see with our own eyes that there is a God, but at the same time, there will be those who still choose not to believe in God's existence. The weakness of Anselm argument is, he …show more content…
One who believes in God just because the Bible says he exists blessed even though this person has not seen the proof of God's existence. "1 John 5:20 And we know that the Son of God has come and has given us understanding so that we might know Him who is true, and we are in Him who is true, in His Son Jesus Christ. This is the true God and eternal life." The existence of God and us contemplating how God exists has to do a lot with why Jesus the son exists. God sent Jesus born of from a virgin is an example of God's existence. For example, Jesus created many miracles while he walked this earth up to Jesus's crucifixion on the cross has a lot of awe-inspiring meaning no normal man that could do what Jesus was able to do on this earth. The sequence of events leading up to Jesus's resurrection shows through many studies. For example, John 20:1 says, "Early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb and saw that the stone was away from the