In Kant’s view, God cannot be the object of any possible experience because He possesses which quality?

_______ discusses the importance of doubt in spiritual and religious practice.

__________ argued very strongly for the design argument.

Taken at face value, the first three versions of the cosmological argument are similar to _________ argument for the “prime mover.”

“Hume’s fork” is Hume’s insistence that every belief be justified either as a “relation of ideas” or as a “matter of fact.”

Which Aristotilian causes is described as the person or event that actually makes something happen by doing something?

Descartes thought that human existence could be reduced through science to the functioning of a mere machine.

Pascal’s wager is in favor of __________.

The “free will defense” (i.e., that there is evil in the world to serve as a contrast so that people would see and appreciate good) is, at best, a partial solution because not all evil is of our doing.

Descartes believed that beliefs could be justified by experience alone.