Philosophy Quiz #3

Which argument states that since the universe appears designed, there must be a designer and we call this designer, "god."

• The Teleological Argument

• The Cosmological Argument

• The Ontological Argument

• The Moral Argument

Which argument for God's existence states that if objective moral laws exist, then an objective moral lawgiver exists. Objective moral laws exist. Therefore, a moral lawgiver exists. We call this lawgiver, "god."

• The Moral Argument

• The Teleological Argument

• The Cosmological Argument

• The Ontological Argument

Which argument is troubled by the fact that it can prove that anything exists?

• The Moral Argument

• The Ontological Argument

• The Cosmological Argument

• The Teleological Argument

True or False:

According to Alex from the video, moral intuitions are objective.

• True

• False

"Agnostic" is a claim about...

• God

• knowledge

• belief

• reality

True or False:

According to Frank, belief in God is all about probability and no one can be absolutely certain of His existence, but only reasonably convinced.

• True

• False

Do you think evolution can reasonably infer our moral intuitions?

• Yes, evolution can explain our moral intuitions.

• Yes, but I'm not convinced evolution alone can explain them.

• No, but I'm unsure if God is the only explanation for our moral intuitions.

• No, evolution does not explain our moral intuitions.

True or False:

Our moral intuitions appear completely trustworthy.

• True

• False

Which variation of the cosmological argument includes the premise that "time, space, and matter exist"?

• The Kalaam Cosmological Argument

• The Craig Cosmological Argument

• The Aristotelian Cosmological Argument

• The Qu'ran Cosmological Argument

Which version of the cosmological argument is most often used by apologists?

• The Argument from Motion

• The Argument from Degree

• The Argument from Causation