One Objection to the Ontological Argument Is That Existence Cannot

Multiple Choice

One objection to the ontological argument is that existence cannot be contained in the concept of a thing. The reason for this is that:

A) to say that something exists does not tell you anything about what kind of a thing it is.
B) the concept of a thing is greater than the actual existence of the thing.
C) only existing things can exist necessarily.
D) only imperfect things can exist in the physical world.