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The paper examines the justification of two theses put forward in the article "Modal Logic vs Ontological Argument" by Andrzej Biłat: (1) the Anselmian ontological argument does not essentially engage modalities, and its force is not dependent on any specific logical modal laws (but only on classical logic); (2) the only source of modal force of the ontological proof is the Leibnizian theory...
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