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Cosmological Argument Quiz
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Quiz on Cosmological Argument Quiz, created by toriagnew on 22/01/2014.
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Question 1
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What was Aquinas' argument from the efficient cause?
Answer
Everything has a cause and every cause has its own cause, there must be an un caused cause which is known as God
Everything has a cause, but there isn't an un caused cause because God doesn't exist
Question 2
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Which philosopher said "Everything must have a sufficient reason for its existence"?
Answer
Copleston
Russell
Question 3
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"To ask for an explanation of the universe is meaningless". Which philosopher said this?
Answer
Copleston
Russell
Question 4
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What other name is the Cosmological Argument known by?
Answer
The Causes Argument
First Cause Argument
Question 5
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"I should say that the universe is just there and that's all". This is a quote from who?
Answer
Russell
Aquinas
Coppleston
Question 6
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Hume believed that..
Answer
We should stop at the universe and go no further
Aquinas was right in his argument
Question 7
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What does contingency mean?
Answer
Something which is not necessary, which depends on something else for its existence
Something which is necessary and doesn't depend on something else for its existence
Question 8
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What is infinite regress?
Answer
Events that lead to something
A chain of events that go back to infinity
Question 9
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The Cosmological Argument is an argument for the existence of God, based on the fact of the worlds existence. True or false?
Answer
True
False
Question 10
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The unmoved mover is...
Answer
Everything that moves is moved by something else. There must be an unmoved mover in order for the mover to be moved, this is God
Everything that moves is moved by something else because that is the way it is
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