Course Inventory part of the Final Exam  This philosopher divides reality into two distinct worlds – the World of Being and the World of Becoming?

Protagoras was the Sophist who said:

What is the name of the following argument for God’s existence? “Existing objectively is greater than merely existing in the mind, but, so long as we conceive of God as a mere idea, we can always think of something greater. There is, however, nothing greater than God (by definition). Thus, God must be more than a mere idea. He must exist in reality as well as in the mind.”

6. Aquinas’ Cosmological argument for God’s existence is this kind of argument: __ _______ A. Natural B. Revealed C. A posteriori argument D. A priori Argument E. Doctrine of double effect F. Descartes G. Natural Evil H. Moral Evil I. Suffering is caused by desires J. Retributive Justice

In general, for Aristotle Virtue is:      

Among the basic considerations of epistemology is the question:

What sorts of beings must be treated as “ends-in-themselves” according to Kant?

In Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Golden Mean, the mean is:      

Rule Utilitarianism says:

In a species of salamander, there are two forms, red and yellow. As the yellow form becomes less common due to predation and the red form more common, the yellow form becomes less likely to be eaten and more likely to survive and reproduce. The yellow form then becomes more common and roles of red and yellow forms reverse. This is an example of