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arguments on the three Claims of Religious Experience and the four Tests
of Veracity.
create in their head a vague physical object of what they would like God
to be like.
human invention. This personifies a being that, if did exist, would not
be human and therefore not operate by human mores and customs. How can a
believe that children are sexless (using Frued's example), and that is
merely an illusion derived from human wishes. Believing does not make a
wish true; you could wish all you want that a belief were as you saw it,
but it would not change its real meaning. Also, believing has no effect on
means of measuring.
match in exact accordance, does it not disprove the veracity of the argument?
can be seen that Freud does not take time to even consider the possibility
of a God, and looking back at St. Anselm's argument, it holds its ground