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notis

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A key premise in Anselms ontological argument is the claim that
 
 

a. every effect requires a cause.
  b. evidence of design points to the logical necessity of there being a designer.
  c. there cannot be an infinite chain of causes.
  cexisting in reality is greater than existing in the understanding alone.



Question 2

Anselm begins his ontological argument with an examination of
 
 

a. the nature of the world around us.
   b. the idea of God.
  c. the longing in every human being for eternal life.
  d. the nature of morality.




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yasmin

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Answer to Question 1

d.

Answer to Question 2

b




notis

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Reply 2 on: Jul 14, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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