WorksheetsLV - Philosophy of Religion - L1-3
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
'Philosophy' means...
Love of wisdom
Finding wisdom
Love of thinking
Finding love
Knowledge is acquired through logic or reason
Rationalism
Empiricism
Knowledge is acquired through the senses
Rationalism
Empiricism
God exists
Rationalism
Empiricism
Depends who you ask
The Law of Non-Contradiction states that X and not X ....
cannot be true ever
cannot be true at the same time
can be true at the same time
is always true
Omnipotence means...
All-powerful
All-loving
All-knowing
All-present
He argued that because God was omnipotent, God could make a square circle
Descartes
Aquinas
Plato
Aristotle
He argued that God cannot break the laws of logic because that would be nonsense and a square circle cannot exist
Descartes
Aquinas
Plato
Aristotle
An attribute of God which claims that God is outside of time and space
Immanent
Transcendent
Eternal
Immortal
The argument which argues that everything has a cause, and God must be the first cause is called...
Cosmological Argument
Teleological Argument
Ontological Argument
Empirical Argument
He argued that God must be the first cause of the universe
Aquinas
Plato
Hume
Paley
CHALLENGE: What's the latin phrase for 'from nothing comes nothing'
(a)
The Cosmological Argument would say our existence is ________, but God's existence is _________
contingent, necessary
obvious, not obvious
fact, opinion
true, false
Which of the following is a criticism of the cosmological argument? (pick 2)
It doesn't prove the first cause is the Christian God
It assumes the universe didn't always exist
It doesn't go against the idea of the Big Bang
It explains why there is something rather than nothing
