Assertion: argument | /r/HasProperty | possible
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text: Kant's argument rested on the belief that everything that it is possible may exist must have a grounds for this possibility: in other words, nothing is possible merely in virtue of its nature.
text: Remember that an argument is valid if it is impossible for the premises to be true and the conclusion false at the same time.
text: Hence a valid argument can also be defined as an argument for which there is no possible situation under which the premises and the negation of the conclusion are all true.
text: In its simplest form, the argument is (1) if it is possible that it is necessary that a supernatural being of some sort exists, then it is necessary that a supernatural being of that sort exists.
text: This argument could have been made every time a new biological life form was found, and would have been correct every time; however, it is still possible that in the future a biological life form not requiring liquid water could be discovered.