Anselm's argument for God's existence begins with an idea i.e. the essence of the greated being, whereas Aquinas' arguments begin with observations in the natural world which then point to a first efficient cause. In short, Anselm is ideal whereas Aquinas is natural. Explain how these two different views could demonstrate the way God affects the world.

Anselm's argument for God's existence begins with an idea i.e. the essence of the greated being, whereas Aquinas' arguments begin with observations in the natural world which then point to a first efficient cause. In short, Anselm is ideal whereas Aquinas is natural. Explain how these two different views could demonstrate the way God affects the world.