The Aperio 24th Edition

This is the 24th edition of The Aperio

The Aperio is a philosophy book treatise discussing God and Related things.

Its structure starts with an Introduction, then goes to  Divine Attributes, which describe how God would be if 'he' existed. Later in the book, there is a chapter that discusses the contingency argument, it shows two versions of the argument and its objections thoughts, and implications.  Afterward, it goes into a chapter that discusses the ontological argument and various versions of it,  and also objections and responses to objections.  Then it goes to the next chapter which discusses God's omniscience, solutions to the omnipotence paradox,  an argument from omniscience for God, and Free will.  The next chapter discusses The Omnipotence paradox, God's relationship to logic,  Coherence with Christianity, God and Platonism,  A categorization of creation,  Why did God create, and My version of The Augustinian Argument. Then it goes to the next chapter which discusses the purpose of life, morality,  justice, evil,   and the argument from morality,  death, and Life. Then the next chapter discusses Aristotle's/Aquinas's argument for God and its implications.  In the last chapter, I just add extra knowledge on certain topics in the treatise which did not fit anywhere else.  Finally, I have the author's note.

Also one should not read any editions of the Aperio before the 24th because they contain a lack.

[Note: In the 'book' I will often say "we" instead of "I" to try to act as if the reader is contributing to the information in the text.]