A “victorious” argument that extended a claim concerning this entity to other possible worlds was formulated by Alvin Plantinga. William Lane Craig’s formalization of a claim (10[1])concerning (10[1])this entity (10[1])was inspired by (10[2])kalam (10[2])philosophers. (10[2]-5[1])In the book On Behalf of the Fool, this entity is compared to a “lost island” by Gaunilo (10[2])to parody (-5[1])a claim made in the Proslogion. (10[1])Al-Ghazali held the occasionalist view that this entity (10[1])caused (10[1])everything. (10[9])The (10[1])premise (10[2])that (10[1])existing in reality (10[1])is greater (10[1])than existing in the mind (10[1])appears in Anselm’s ontological (10[1])argument (10[4])for this (10[4])maximally (10[2])great entity’s (10[2])existence. (10[5]-5[1])For (10[1])10 points, name this entity whose existence is denied by atheists. (10[1])■END■ (10[3])