Aquinas' argument from gradations of perfection concludes that ...

[Brittanyd9008]

Aquinas' argument from gradations of perfection concludes that _______.
 
  A. there must be a designer of the universe
  B. there must be a God that we can know
  C. there must be a most perfect being
  D. the Christian God must exist

Question 2

What does it mean to think critically and philosophically about religions and the religious experience?
 
  What significant questions does this process involve asking?

[pocatato]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

- Thinking critically and philosophically about religions and the religious experience entails examining the epistemological foundations for religious beliefs, the cogency and coherence of their metaphysics, the intelligibility and appropriateness of their ethical systems.
- Some significant questions include:
- How do we respond to differing claims to religious truth? Must there be only one true religion?
- Are there compelling proofs or evidence for the existence of God (or Gods)?
- Is reason relevant to religious faith?

[Brittanyd9008]

Excellent

[sailorcrescent]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it