Multiple Choice
Anselm (and Gaunilo)
-How does Gaunilo suggest that one go about arguing for the existence of some superior being?
A) by identifying a being with comparatively bigger and better attributes,then naming such a being superior.
B) by first showing the superior being exists,then proving all the other attributes such a bigger and better being has to have.
C) by appeal to one's ability to envision a superior being
D) by appeal to one's inability to envision a superior being.
Correct Answer:
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