How come sacred science is nobler?

Can you read the Bible in many ways? Give some examples.

How did Descartes prove God's existence?

Why do we make mistakes according to Descartes?

Is Sacred Doctrine necessary? Provide reasons including the perspective that it should be a sacred science learned from revelation and that salvation is our purpose.

Is Sacred Doctrine a science? Discuss by considering the arguments that it requires a subject and follows principles, and counterarguments such as it not admitting faith universally and dealing with individual stories.

Whether sacred doctrine is nobler than other sciences? Discuss.

According to the text, what is the 'general rule' that is mentioned in the context of exploring God's existence?

Discuss the significance of 'images,' 'volitions/affects,' and 'judgments' in the context of human thought as outlined in the text.

Explain the argument that 'something cannot come into existence out of nothing and what is more perfect cannot come out of a less perfect thing - there must be a greater cause to create the ideas we have.' How does this relate to proving God's existence according to Descartes?