Deductive arguments: Immanuel Kant's objection

Immanuel Kant put forward a criticism towards Descartes' form of the ontological srgument. Kant objected that it was innaccurate to describe existence as a perfection

• The reasons for this were that the perfections Descartes was referring to were attributes or 'predicates'
• Existence, according to Kant, could not be a predicate because existence can be a thing that an object can possess/lack but does not describe anything about the nature of that object

For example, if we describe God as all-loving, then we are describing a predicate that God has (it tells us something about God's nature). If we were to say 'God exists', then what does this tell…