The cosmological argument 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Religious StudiesPhilosophyA2/A-levelOther Created by: YssyatikCreated on: 01-05-17 14:40 What scholar is associated with the Cosmological Argument St Thomas Aquinas 1 of 27 Is the Cosmological argument A posteriori 2 of 27 St Thomas Aquinas was the author of which book? Summa Theologica 3 of 27 Which scholar was influenced by Aristotle, which led to the Cosmological argument? St Thomas Aquinas 4 of 27 Which Greek word meaning world gave the Cosmological argument its name? Cosmos 5 of 27 What is the main question of the Cosmological Argument? Why does the universe exsist? 6 of 27 The cosmological argument is also referred to as... Aquinas' first three waves arguing for God's exsistence 7 of 27 The cosmological argument is also inductive. What does this mean? Where specific examples lead to accept general propositions 8 of 27 Aquinas argues that God reveals himself in which two ways Biblical revelation and Natural revelation 9 of 27 In which century was philosopher Aquinas writing? 13th Century 10 of 27 What is the first wave known as? The argument of the unmoved mover 11 of 27 Aquinas agrees with Aristotles argument that... things move from a state of potentiality to a state of actuality 12 of 27 Aquinas rejects the idea of infinite regress which means that... the universe went back in time with no beginning 13 of 27 What is second wave of the Cosmological argument known as? The argument of the first cause 14 of 27 What example is used to illustrate causation? The dominoes 15 of 27 The third wave of the cosmological argument is known as what? The argument from contingency 16 of 27 What example is used to illustrate contingency? You are dependent on your parents for existence 17 of 27 What does Aquinas refer to God as, in contigency? A necessary being 18 of 27 Kalam is an arbaic word which means what? to discuss/to argue 19 of 27 The Kalam argument is taken from which scholar's ideas? Aristotle 20 of 27 What faith were Aquinas and Craig? Christian 21 of 27 What did Craig believe? That everything that begins to exist must have a cause 22 of 27 What did Craig refer to God as? A personal, intelligent agency to choose that the universe should exist 23 of 27 Which example is used to illustrate the Kalam argument? The infinte libary 24 of 27 What did Aquinas name his 5th way? From the governance of the world 25 of 27 What does the telelogical argument attempt to argue? That the universe was designed (made) 26 of 27 Aquinas believed that objects without knowledge could only achieve their end goal if... Directed by an intelligent knowledgable being 27 of 27
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