In the third part the existence of God is proven with a modified ontological argument while the first contains the Evil Demon and Dream arguments.
Imitative of the narrative style of Ignatius Loyala's Spiritual Exercises, it is divided into six parts. The last section makes a distinction between the body and the mind and then proves the existence of material things. In the third part the existence of God is proven with a modified ontological argument while the first contains the Evil Demon and Dream arguments. FTP, name this work of hyperbolic skepticism by Rene Descartes whose most famous conclusion is "I think therefore I am".
Imitative of the narrative style of Ignatius Loyala's Spiritual Exercises, it is divided into six parts.
{Meditations} on First Philosophy or {Meditationes} de Prima Philosophia