We take a short trip to the 11th Century to visit the work of St. Anselm, theologian and author of what is known as “the onthological argument for the existence of God”. Using reason rather than faith, Anselm invites to engage in a thought experiment that, he believes, proves that God exists. He has his day in a court.

<p>We take a short trip to the 11th&nbsp;Century to visit the work of St. Anselm, theologian and author of what is known as &ldquo;the onthological argument for the&nbsp;existence of God&rdquo;. Using reason rather than faith, Anselm invites to engage in a thought experiment that, he believes, proves that God exists. He has his day in a court.</p>

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