Descartes, The Existence of God This goes over, describes, and defines Descartes writings on God.

Descartes: The Existence of God Descartes has realized that he is a being that thinks, doubts, desires, and questions many, many things. However, the notion that Descartes has of a God is the clearest and most distinct when compared to his other notions. Descartes realizes that since he is a being that thinks, there must be a supreme being more perfect than him to help us realize his imperfections. He believes that there is no …showed first 75 words of 829 total…

…showed last 75 words of 829 total…is in no way a combination of experiences of my past. Can God not be such of my imagination? Even when I do imagine God, there is no strict correlation between objective reality and formal reality involving God. However, I was satisfied and humbled just knowing I am not alone. I believe there is a supreme being more perfect than me to help me realize my imperfections and qualities, and just knowing that is enough.