The ____argument attempts to prove the existence of God by defining God as "that which nothing greater can be conceived."
A. Ontological
B. Cosmological
C. Teleological
D. Intuitive
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
According to Kessler, one way to get out of the dilemma of ethnocentric imperialism versus a kind of "anything goes" relativism is to
A) expand our conversation with others who may hold differing views. B) insist that we are right and all others are wrong. C) bring in a third party to mediate. D) admit that any one view is as correct as any other.
Which theory concerning the location from which Philemon was written does this chapter deem most probable?
a. Caesarea b. Corinth c. Ephesus d. Rome
Which of the following represents one of Bentham's beliefs?
a. We should look to the total amount of human happiness generated by any human project. b. We do not all count equally. c. Our choices are not all equally valid. d. A particular individual or human activity could be given a privileged status.