The cosmological argument Introduction 0.0 / 5 ? PhilosophyArgument for the existence of god: CosmologicalASOCR Created by: cathannoulson2000Created on: 09-11-17 12:01 What does the cosmological argument argument It argues the existence of god based on the apparent order in the universe. 1 of 12 What does COSMOS mean It is Greek for the world 2 of 12 Does it require apriori knowledge or aposteriori Aposteriori 3 of 12 Is it a deductive argument or an Inductive argument Inductive 4 of 12 Due to the fact that there is movement in and change in the world then there must be an .... Unmoved mover 5 of 12 Who is the unmoved mover God 6 of 12 What does the unmoved mover do allows his world to be changeable so that it is able to move towards perfection 7 of 12 Who is the person who is most commonly associated with the cosmological argument Thomas Aquinas 8 of 12 Aquinas created five **** Ways - which were described as the cornerstone of catholic natural theology 9 of 12 What are Aquinas 5 ways UN-moved mover... First cause... Contingency and necessity... Grades of perfection in things... From design 10 of 12 What three of these five ways make up the cosmological argument UN-moved mover... First cause... Contingency and necessity 11 of 12 What does Aquinas also base his argument on. "Nothing comes from nothing. The universe exists, so something must have made it,that can only be god" 12 of 12
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