PHIL 347 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS; 100% PASS
GUARANTEED; GRADED A+
Analogical design argument - correct answer-
watch analogy
Aquinas first cause argument - correct answer-
Everything that undergoes change has a change
Arguments regarding premise 1 of the kalam - Hume's
objection the the causal principle - correct answer-
Hume rejects intuitive knowledge, and believes
everything has to be proven with experience. Just because
some things have a cause does not mean that all things do
Arguments regarding premise 1 of the kalam - Krauss
objection the the causal principle - correct answer-
Quantum vacuum, Quantum fluctuation proves that
something comes from nothing
, Counter to Krauss' objection - correct answer-
Quantum vacuum is not nothing and therefore this does
not answer the q if something comes from nothing
Craig's argument for a perosnal cause of the universe -
correct answer- 1. universe has a cause
2. cause must be eternal
3. the cause must be changless
Direct design/teleological argument - correct
answer- 1. intricate biological structres with
purpose
2. purpose implies purposer
3. purposer implies mind
Epicurean response to the direct design argument -
correct answer- if you have particles in a
vacuum then they will eventually from a human body
Hume objection to telelogocial argument - correct
answer- builds on epicurean respose
AND ANSWERS; 100% PASS
GUARANTEED; GRADED A+
Analogical design argument - correct answer-
watch analogy
Aquinas first cause argument - correct answer-
Everything that undergoes change has a change
Arguments regarding premise 1 of the kalam - Hume's
objection the the causal principle - correct answer-
Hume rejects intuitive knowledge, and believes
everything has to be proven with experience. Just because
some things have a cause does not mean that all things do
Arguments regarding premise 1 of the kalam - Krauss
objection the the causal principle - correct answer-
Quantum vacuum, Quantum fluctuation proves that
something comes from nothing
, Counter to Krauss' objection - correct answer-
Quantum vacuum is not nothing and therefore this does
not answer the q if something comes from nothing
Craig's argument for a perosnal cause of the universe -
correct answer- 1. universe has a cause
2. cause must be eternal
3. the cause must be changless
Direct design/teleological argument - correct
answer- 1. intricate biological structres with
purpose
2. purpose implies purposer
3. purposer implies mind
Epicurean response to the direct design argument -
correct answer- if you have particles in a
vacuum then they will eventually from a human body
Hume objection to telelogocial argument - correct
answer- builds on epicurean respose