The ontological argument argues for the existence of God on the basis of

a. the mere idea we have of God.
b. the deep-seated conviction that there is a purpose and meaning to human life.
c. the evidence of design in the universe.
d. the need for a first cause that brought the universe into existence


ANSWER: a

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