Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
David Hume dismisses such arguments about God's existence from causality with the claim that the material universe itself might be a necessarily existent being, which means there is no need for a "first cause."
Answer: True
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A) Commits the fallacy of appeal to unqualified authority B) Doesn't commit the fallacy of appeal to unqualified authority
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Which of the following is true of Scientology's beliefs about God?
a. Scientology does not permit Scientologists to draw their own conclusions about God. b. Individual Scientologists experience God as the highest dynamic. c. Individual Scientologists' beliefs about God are insignificant in Scientology. d. Scientology is a theological, not a psychological, religion.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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