Which argument does Kierkegaard use for the existence of God?
A. The Argument from Design
B. The Argument from First Cause
C. The Ontological Argument
D. A version of the Cosmological Argument
E. Kierkegaard gives no argument for the existence of God.
Answer: E
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A) Caesar B) Romulus Augustulus C) Constantine D) Titus
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A) Some psychological quirks are life-threatening maladies. B) All psychological quirks are life-threatening maladies. C) Some life-threatening maladies are not psychological quirks. D) All psychological quirks are not life-threatening maladies. E) No psychological quirks are life-threatening maladies.
Analogy is a type of inductive argument whereby a certain conclusion about an individual or class of individuals is drawn on the basis of the individual's (or class's)
A) differences with other individuals or classes. B) lack of logical relationship with other individuals or classes. C) similarities with other individuals or classes.
On what grounds does Lackey criticize the Right to Life Argument?
a. He argues that the right to life can be overridden by other considerations, such as political and economic interests. b. He rejects the “Rights Theory” on the grounds that we can make sense of rights only against a background of accepted social institutions—and in war there are no shared social institutions. c. He argues that the right to life implies the right to self?defense. d. All of the above