The second part of this argument focuses on the definition of God but is perceived so clearly and distinctly. The idea of God is of a supremely perfect being. A supremely perfect being has all perfections. Existence is a predicate of a perfect being, therefore, God must exist to avoid being self-contradictory. Therefore, God exists. Moreover, existence is a predicate of God, because as a most perfect being, God must possess existence, otherwise he would not be perfect. In Descartes mind, the very essence of God includes or entails his existence and existence belongs analytically to God, in fact it is a self-evident truth. Again, going back to the previous example, with three angles that are intrinsic to the definition of a triangle just as
