Ontological Argument 0.0 / 5 ? PhilosophyOntological ArgumentASOCR Created by: cwade2409Created on: 09-06-17 10:19 an argument for the existence of God form his definition. Does not depend on sense experience. OntologicalArgument 1 of 15 - the argument uses logic rather than depending on evidence and sense experience Deductive 2 of 15 propositions that are necessarily true independent of fact or experience. Analytic 3 of 15 - the argument works from the definition of God in an attempt to demonstrate his existence. It does not rely on empirical evidence. APriori 4 of 15 something that is Dependent on something else for its existence Contingent 5 of 15 a being that has no cause and depends on nothing else for its continued existence Necessary 6 of 15 For Anselm , the only necessary being is.... God 7 of 15 Proslogion is a... Prayer 8 of 15 who contradicts himself by understanding the definition of God but not believing that such a being exists? TheFool 9 of 15 For Anselm, Gods goodness is an aspect of his.... Greatness 10 of 15 Descartes believed we are all born with______ knowledge. Innate 11 of 15 A grammatical term which refers to the description of a concept. Predicate 12 of 15 A description that is necessary to the concept. DefiningPredicate 13 of 15 Decartes used the analogy of the____ to explain his understanding of how innate knowledge of the idea of God demonstrated the existence of God. Triangle 14 of 15 If God is perfect, he must also be.... Unchanging 15 of 15
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