Order Vs Disorder: That God cannot be thought not to exist

The Catholic Church's emphasis on Scripture and Tradition contains an openness to philosophy. It can be said the Gospel of John, where Christ is the logos, is fairly philosophic, but the real beginning is Augustine, c. 350 AD. In the Confessions he seems to say that a search for what Being is will lead one to the truth of Scripture.

Here, a blogger grapples with St. Anselm (c. 11th century AD) and his ontological proof: the greatest thing you can conceive is God, and therefore He must exist. You not only conceive of Him, you act everyday as if you know who God truly is and what He's about.