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A classic example of a fatally flawed argument is the [[ontological argument]]. Due to [[equivocation]] between an [[existent]] [[God]] and a [[conceptual]] God, the argument is flawed. However, due to its [[syllogism|syllogistic]] and [[analytic]], strong [[deductive]] nature, it is impossible to represent the anything recognisable as the ontological argument in a new form, and the flaw is fatal.

A classic example of a fatally flawed argument is the [[ontological argument]]. Due to [[equivocation]] between an [[existent]] [[God]] and a [[conceptual]] God, the argument is flawed. However, due to its [[syllogism|syllogistic]] and [[analytic]], strong [[deductive]] nature, it is impossible to represent the anything recognisable as the ontological argument in a new form, and the flaw is fatal.