For Anselm, God is not only that than which nothing greater can be conceived, God is also greater than can be conceived.

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Anselm's argument, particularly in his Proslogion, posits that God is "that than which nothing greater can be conceived" and also implies that God's greatness is such that it surpasses even human conception, aligning with the idea that God is greater than can be conceived.

For Anselm, God Is Not Only That Than Which Nothing