Arguments based on observation 0.0 / 5 ? PhilosophyExistence of GodA2/A-levelOCR Created by: ellaCreated on: 09-04-18 10:21 What is Aquinas' teleological argument? Natural bodies are directed towards and end by an intelligent being 1 of 17 What did Paley compare the world to? A watch 2 of 17 What does Paley's analogy demonstrate? That the world was created with a purpose by God 3 of 17 How can we see that God cares for us? The care in creation 4 of 17 Who argued that Paley's analogy is poor? Hume 5 of 17 Does Hume think that there is an intelligent worldmaker? Potentially 6 of 17 What does Aquinas' First Way argue? Things are moving from potentiality to actuality and there must be a first mover 7 of 17 What does Aquinas' Second Way argue? There must be an uncaused first cause of everything 8 of 17 What does Aquinas' Third Way argue? There must be a necessary being which brought all other beings into existence 9 of 17 What comparison demonstrates a temporal efficient cause? Dominos 10 of 17 What comparison demonstrates a sustaining efficient cause? Plants 11 of 17 Should we believe that whatever created the world is a genius? No 12 of 17 Can we work out the cause just by looking at the effect? No 13 of 17 Who referred to evolution as a "blind watchmaker"? Dawkins 14 of 17 Does the Big Bang theory support the view that there is a natural cause for the universe? Yes 15 of 17 Who argued that arguments based on observation commit a fallacy of composition? Russell 16 of 17 Does Ockham's razor argue that a supernatural or natural cause of the universe is more likely? Natural 17 of 17
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