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6.2 - Nature of God - Omnipotence

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To philosophers such as Aquinas, God can be described as _________ __________

(a)  

2.

He argued that God can be defined as TTWNGCBC

a)

Anselm

b)

Aquinas

c)

Kant

d)

Descartes

3.

Luke 1:37: "For nothing is (a)   with God"

4.

He argued God can do everything, including the logically impossible

a)

Descartes

b)

Aquinas

c)

Anselm

d)

Vardy

5.

He argued God can do everything, but within the limitations of logic

a)

Descartes

b)

Aquinas

c)

Anscombe

d)

Mackie

6.

He said the idea of logically impossible actions is:

“… only a form of words which fails to describe any state of affairs.”

a)

Anselm

b)

Mackie

c)

Descartes

d)

Aquinas

7.

Aquinas: "“Whatever involves a (a)   is not held by omnipotence, for it just cannot possibly make sense of being possible…"

8.

According to Aquinas, which statement(s) applies to God? Pick ALL that apply

a)

God can sin

b)

God can change the past

c)

God can do everything that is logically possible for God to do

d)

God exists eternally

9.

Who wrote "God is limited by the universe he has chosen to create…” ?

a)

Aquinas

b)

Vardy

c)

Mackie

d)

Macquarrie

10.

The concept that God deliberately emptied himself of some of his divine attributes in order to become human is known as the doctrine of (a)