12/23/2019 Graded Exam #4
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PHIL101_MH_V6 | Topic 14: Eastern In uences
Started on Monday, December 23, 2019, 6:34 PM
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Time taken 34 mins 11 secs
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Question 1 Which of the following is true of Immanuel Kant's refutation of the ontological
Correct proof of God?
8.75 points out
of 8.75 Select one:
a. He stated that belief in God is not rationally justi ed.
b. He believed that existence is a perfection.
c. He argued that causality is a concept that is not applicable to things-as-
experienced.
d. He argued that existence is a precondition of having characteristics, and not
a characteristic in itself.
The correct answer is: He argued that existence is a precondition of having
characteristics, and not a characteristic in itself.
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Question 2 Identify a true statement about Hume concerning the arguments for the existence
Incorrect of God.
0.00 points out
of 8.75 Select one:
a. His empiricist epistemological principles rule out the possibility of any
meaningful ontological argument.
b. He was highly supportive of the teleological arguments for the existence of
God.
c. He refrained from criticizing the appropriateness of the analogies involved in
the arguments from design.
d. His criticism of the ontological argument comes from a critical view of the
process of reasoning itself.
The correct answer is: His empiricist epistemological principles rule out the
possibility of any meaningful ontological argument.
Question 3
According to Julian of Norwich, how did mystical experience compare with reason
Correct as a source of knowledge about God?
8.75 points out
of 8.75 Select one:
a. It is a better source than reason.
b. It is as valid a source of knowledge as reason is.
c. It is a worse source than reason.
d. It is not a source of knowledge at all.
The correct answer is: It is as valid a source of knowledge as reason is.
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PHIL101_MH_V6 | Topic 14: Eastern In uences
Started on Monday, December 23, 2019, 6:34 PM
State Finished
Completed on Monday, December 23, 2019, 7:08 PM
Time taken 34 mins 11 secs
Grade 166.25 out of 175.00 (95%)
Question 1 Which of the following is true of Immanuel Kant's refutation of the ontological
Correct proof of God?
8.75 points out
of 8.75 Select one:
a. He stated that belief in God is not rationally justi ed.
b. He believed that existence is a perfection.
c. He argued that causality is a concept that is not applicable to things-as-
experienced.
d. He argued that existence is a precondition of having characteristics, and not
a characteristic in itself.
The correct answer is: He argued that existence is a precondition of having
characteristics, and not a characteristic in itself.
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, 12/23/2019 Graded Exam #4
Question 2 Identify a true statement about Hume concerning the arguments for the existence
Incorrect of God.
0.00 points out
of 8.75 Select one:
a. His empiricist epistemological principles rule out the possibility of any
meaningful ontological argument.
b. He was highly supportive of the teleological arguments for the existence of
God.
c. He refrained from criticizing the appropriateness of the analogies involved in
the arguments from design.
d. His criticism of the ontological argument comes from a critical view of the
process of reasoning itself.
The correct answer is: His empiricist epistemological principles rule out the
possibility of any meaningful ontological argument.
Question 3
According to Julian of Norwich, how did mystical experience compare with reason
Correct as a source of knowledge about God?
8.75 points out
of 8.75 Select one:
a. It is a better source than reason.
b. It is as valid a source of knowledge as reason is.
c. It is a worse source than reason.
d. It is not a source of knowledge at all.
The correct answer is: It is as valid a source of knowledge as reason is.
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