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mwit1967

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Who first formally argued that God's existence was selfevident?
 
 

a. Aquinas
  b. Kant
  c. Anselm
  d. Rolston



Question 2

Brahman is the Hindu word for
 
 

a. evil.
  b. the soul.
  c. the moral law of cause and effect.
  d. ultimate reality.




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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: a

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: d



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