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One of the greatest philosophical books that prove the existence of God is a book of physical reflection by René Descartes.

“If you want to be an honest seeker of the truth, it is essential that you suspect at least once in your life as much as possible about all things.” - Rene Descartes

French philosopher Rene Descartes, dubbed "the father of modern philosophy", has always adopted suspicion in all aspects of his life. Descartes could not believe in anything without doubting it and searching for its truth. And the existence of God was one of the things that Rene Descartes spent his life purely on a convincing answer to her and he summarized this journey in a book called "metaphysical reflections on the first philosophy" where he divided his book into six reflections he spoke in the first about things that may be subject to doubt, To move after your guide to the second contemplation that we have talked about on the human mind and atet and found God Almighty in the third and fifth meditations where he considered that God resembles the mind in that God and the mind think but they have no physical or physical presence, but God differs from the mind that it is not limited , And that he does not depend on his existence on another Creator, and he says: "I am aware of the existence and clarity of existence Kadeer has a good degree limitless. "

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