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| Question | Answer |
| Cosmos | The world or universe as a perfect and well-ordered system |
| A posteriori | Argument based on the idea that things can be proved based on experience. Opposite of A Priori |
| A Priori | Argument based on the idea that things are knowable independently of experience |
| The God of classical theism | Eternal and seperate from the universe. God created and is outside time and space. There is only one God. God is eternal, immutable, omnipotent, and omniscient |
| Efficient cause | Cause that is capable of performing an action and bringing about the desired result |
| Final Cause | the reason for something to be bought about |
| Teleology | Philosophical explination of phenomena by the purpose they serve, trather than the causes believed to be behind them |
| Supermely perfect | To have all the perfections |
| Infinity | Eternity; time without end |
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