Cosmological Flashcards

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The premise of the argument is that…

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Nothing comes from nothing, so something must have made the universe, and that something is God

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The Cosmological Argument is put forward by…

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Aquinus

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The necessary being is…

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God

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This being is…

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Separate from the universe

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This argument involves knowledge gained through senses, known as…

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A Posteriori argument

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Aquinus’ cosmological argument consists of…

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Unmoved mover
Uncaused causer
Uncontigent being

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Copleston argued on behalf of…

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Aquinus

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In relation to the Third way of Aquinus, God is a …. being

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Necessary

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Who claimed that the argument about the universe having a cause was ‘a particularly gross howler’?

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Anthony Flew

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A Posteriori knowledge is gained through…

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Experience

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Who claimed the Universe was a ‘brute fact’?

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Bertrand Russell

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Who claimed there must be sufficient reason for the Universe to exist?

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Leibniz

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12
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Russell described himself as…

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Agnostic

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Aquinus was…

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Catholic

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14
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Russell argued that something’s such as quantum atoms have …

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No cause

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Anthony Kenny rejects Aquinus’ first way of motion/change because of whose laws?

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Newton