Apologetics Unit 2 Review

Agnosticism teaches that human reason has no right to transgress the limits of the things that we can sense (see, touch, etc.) in the world around us.

• True

• False

The Contingency Argument states that for contingent things to exist, there has to be a necessary thing, and the only necessary thing is God.

• True

• False

The Church disagrees with the Theory of Evolution because it cannot be reconciled with the Creation Accounts in Genesis.

• True

• False

Moral nihilism is a type of circular reasoning.

• True

• False

The authors of the Big Bang Theory and the Theory of Evolution were both Catholics.

• True

• False

Moralistic Therapeutic Deism is a good example of how to have a mature, educated view of God.

• True

• False

What is the average age of someone leaving the Church?

• 11

• 16

• 23

• 13

The Kalam Argument begins with the premise

• Everything that begins to exist has a cause.

• Everything made of matter has a creator.

• Something inside the universe causes it to exist.

• Something outside the universe causes the universe to exist.

The goal of the Kalam Argument is to prove that

• God has a cause

• The universe has a cause

• God exists

• God is the answer to everything

The universe is defined as all

• created things

• eternal things

• matter, energy, space, and time

• energy, experiments, evidence, and reality