
N5 Teleological Arguments
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Philosophy
8th Grade
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What is an argument?
Where two people disagree about whether something is true.
Two statements that aim to show that a conclusion is true.
A series of statements that aims to demonstrate the truth of a conclusion.
A series of statements that aim to convince or persuade.
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What conclusion do teleological arguments aim to establish?
God definitely exists.
God probably exists.
God does not exist.
God might exist.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What's the basic idea behind teleological arguments?
The world has a purpose so it must have a designer.
Certain features of the world need an explanation - it's too unlikely to have occurred by chance.
The existence of universe needs an explanation - it couldn't have come from nothing.
Certain features of the world need an explanation - it's impossible that it occurred by chance.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What features suggest that something was designed?
Complexity, order, regularity, intricacy, beauty.
Order, symmetry, regularity, intricacy, purpose.
Complexity, order, regularity, intricacy, purpose.
Purpose, beauty, complexity, order, regularity.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Paley's teleological argument is...
a priori
a posteriori
priori
posteriori
6.
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An a posteriori argument is...
A type of argument where one or more of the premises are based on experience/ observations of the world.
A type of argument where one or more of the premises uses a comparison with something elese.
A type of argument where one or more of the premises can be justified without experience.
A type of argument where all the premises are based on experience/ observations of the world.
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An analogical argument is...
An argument which uses accepted similarities between two things to prove the conclusion that there is some further similarity.
An argument which compares two things to support the conclusion that they are similar.
An argument which compares two things to prove the conclusion that they are similar.
An argument which uses accepted similarities between two things to support the conclusion that some further similarity exists.
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