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: Descartes' dialectic is something like exercising futility in the sense that he regarded truth as clear and distinct. He then umed that the perfect being that causes us finite being to exist is God, he sounds sceptical because he regarded it directly as God. God was determined by the veracity of his being therefore God exist. In his dialectic, God is not clear and distinct therefore it contradicts his philosophy that truth are clear and distinct. That is why i came up to that realization... but if ever I am mistaken, well... just tell me... as Gabriel Marcel would say Man is disproportion being, fallible & subject to errors.

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