"I have one further worry, namely how the author avoids reasoning in a circle when he says that we are sure that what we clearly and distinctly perceive is true only because God exists."

There is no need to clearly and distinctly perceive God in order God to vouch for all the clear and distinct ideas we espouse. Moreover, there is no need of God at all, for the ultimate criterion of truth is the self-evident character of what is seen in the intellectual intuition.

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