Exam 7: God
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Anselm claims that it is impossible to think that God does not exist without misunderstanding what God is.
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Is Paley correct that when one finds a rock, one does not infer that it was designed but that when one finds a watch (or an eye), one must make this inference? Explain.
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Is believing in God on the basis of Pascal's argument in any way problematic? Explain.
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According to the "many gods" objection, Pascal's wager only makes sense for Christianity.
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Faith-based beliefs are, according to Scriven, concerned with almost everything we experience.
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Why does James say that the scientific school fails to give enough credence to the role of passions, like prejudice, when we form beliefs based on observations?
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What does Blackburn identify as the crucial flaw in Pascal's argument? Do you agree that it is fatal to the argument? Explain.
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If actions are right because of God's commands, then "God is good" is meaningless.
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According to Anselm, the fool must agree that God exists in the mind.
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What is Pascal's wager an argument for? Do you think that this is an interesting conclusion? Explain.
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