Author Question: The fact that the world seems to have a purposive order serves as a premise in the: A. ... (Read 74 times)

Starlight · **on:** Jul 14, 2018

The fact that the world seems to have a purposive order serves as a premise in the:

A. Ontological Argument.
B. Cosmological Argument.

C. Argument from Design.
D. Argument from First Cause.

E. Argument from Analogy.

Question 2

Kierkegaard tells us that the only ethical interest is interest:

A. in the well-being of those less fortunate.

B. in the sincerity of others.
C. on one's own subjective reality.

D. in objective reality.

E. in one's relation to one's community.