Already I'm in deep trouble. Syntactic patch below.
When it comes to God's existing only in the mind of the Fool who denies that God exists, as against God's existing in a stringly-strung universe, Anselm--no fool--thought that *[deleted]* the idea of God-in-the-universe entailed that such a God, the God lined up with this idea, would contain more 'perfection' (see Descartes) than a God (so-called) who was the referent of somebody's idea only, and so the entity denoted by the former idea had to exist, because nobody could conceive of anything greater than such an entity, except by cheating.
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