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6. The basis of an anti-ontological argument is what?
- You cannot reference something you cannot conceive
- You cannot conceive of something you cannot reference
- You cannot conceive of god
- Something you cannot reference does not exist
7. Deductive reasoning:
- determining what must be true, given certain assumptions
- determining what is likely to be true, given certain assumptions
- determining what best explains something assumed to be true
8. Teleological arguments:
- The structure of the world is such that we can conclude that god exists
- The structure of the world is such that we can conclude that god doesn't exist
- The very idea of god is such that we can conclude they don’t exist
- The very idea of god is such that we can conclude that they exist
9. What causes Anselm's trouble?
- Claiming that existing in the real world is greater than existing in the mind
- Claiming that god is the greatest thing that can be conceived
- Claiming that god is greater than can be conceived
- Claiming that god doesn't exist in the mind