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Card 6
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What is an example of a deductive argument?
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Card 7
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If one of the premises in a deductive argument is suspect, what might this mean for the conclusion?
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Card 8
Front
What are the two positions in reference to the existence of God in Anselm's argument?
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Card 9
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For Anselm, rejection of God was not a rejection of a being called God, but instead a rejection of what?
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Card 10
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Why must God exist in both the mind and reality, according to Anselm?
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Card 11
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What example does Anselm use to demonstrate that God must exist in both the mind and in reality?
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Card 12
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Why must God have necessary existence, according to Anselm?
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Card 13
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What does it mean to have necessary existence?
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Card 14
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What does it mean to have contingent existence?
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Card 15
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Why must even atheists have a concept of God?
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