3. Aquinas argues for the view that . . . A. anything in motion requires a cause

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3. Aquinas argues for the view that . . .

A. anything in motion requires a cause.

B. only irregular motion requires a cause.

C. motion can occur without a cause.

D. All of the above

E. None of the above

4. Aquinas argues for the view that a contingent being is . . .

A. a being whose nonexistence is impossible.

B. a being whose existence is caused by itself.

C. a being whose nonexistence is possible.

D. all of the above

5. Moreland argues for . . .

A. an infinite number of universes.

B. a single atheistic universe on the basis of chance.

C. God’s existence based on the irreducible and personal nature of consciousness.

D. None of the above

6. Moreland argues for . . .

A. a theory of consciousness consistent with atheistic physicalism.

B. a theory of consciousness consistent with agnosticism.

C. a theory of consciousness consistent with deism.

D. a theory of consciousness consistent with theism.

E. None of the above

Explanation / Answer

Ans 3 : A) Anything in motion requires a cause

According to Thomas Aquinas , the motion of any object involves dependency. He says , whatever that is moved , is moved by something else. So accordingly if there is no first mover , there will be no motion.

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