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Question 1:

Anselm's famous proof for the existence of God is known as the:

a. Ontological Proof

b. Teleological proof

c. Anselmian Paradox

Question 2

Hume compares the creation of the world to the:

a. Building of a house

b. Construction of a machine

c. Discovery of a new continent

Question 3

The type of argument for the existence of God Hume discusses in the reading is closely related to Aquinas's:

a. First way

b. Third way

c. Fifth way

QUESTION

According to Hume,the origin of the Universe is:

a. Explainable with the Big Bang Theory

b. Too unique to be subject to any comparison

c. Comparable to the making of a Watch

Question 5

As a Christian, Anselm desired to prove the existence of God because:

Group of answer choices

a. He wanted to convince non-believers

b. In order to understand what he believed

c. He was suffering from doubt

Question 6

Anselm's proof begins with the premise that:

a. The Universe must be created by God

b. God is the Greatest Being we are able conceive

c. God and the Universe form a Unity

Question 7

Aquinas's first way or proof reaches the conclusion that God is:

Group of answer choices

a. First Mover

b. All Powerful

c. An Infinite Chain of Causes

Question 8

The statement: "the greatest in any kind is the cause of everything of that kind" forms the premise for Aquinas's:

a. Third way

b. Fourth proof for the existence of God

c. Attack on Anselm

Question 9

The fact that things having no intelligence of their own but working for an end is at the core of:

Group of answer choices

a. Aquinas's Fifth Way

b. Anselm's proof for the existence of God

c. Hume's conviction in the existence of God

Question 10

In his third proof/way for the existence of God, Aquinas conceives God as a:

a. Benevolent Power

b. Personal Being

c. Necessary Being

Question 11

The second way or proof of Aquinas is based on the presumption that there cannot be an infinite series of:

Group of answer choices

a. Movers

b. Efficient causes

c. Gradation of perfection

Question 12

According to Hume the Argument from Design for the Existence of God is based on the following type of reasoning:

a. Synthesis

b. Analogy

c. Analysis