Reflections on the Ontological Argument: Part 4 of 4

Getting personal 

We are not only obsessed with deciding who the G.O.A.T. is in sports and music, but we also have “great expectations” for perfect behavior from our fellow man, despite the fact that we have never encountered a flawless person. Why do we have such high expectations for a group of lowlifes? 

We need to begin by defining personhood. Philosophers generally agree that a person is a being with a mind, emotions, and will. While each of these essential attributes may distinguish humans from animals, we expect our fellow man to do more than check generic… (Register to read the rest of the article)