Multiple Choice
Anselm (and Gaunilo)
-Gaunilo uses his "Lost Island" argument to show that
A) Anselm's argument is based on sensory observations and so subject to error.
B) Anselm is wrongly trying to impose a definition on God,and is therefore,not taking his majesty into account.
C) Anselm's argument is trying to prove that God is merely a fanciful idea,which is heresy.
D) Anselm's argument could be used to prove that any "great" thing must exist.
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