The Moral Argument Online Test

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The Moral Argument

Description: The Moral Argument is a philosophical argument for the existence of God. It states that the existence of objective moral values implies the existence of a moral lawgiver, which is God.
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What is the main premise of the Moral Argument?

The existence of objective moral values.
The existence of a moral lawgiver.
The existence of a perfect being.
The existence of a supernatural being.

What is the conclusion of the Moral Argument?

The existence of objective moral values.
The existence of a moral lawgiver.
The existence of a perfect being.
The existence of a supernatural being.

What is the problem of evil for the Moral Argument?

The existence of evil contradicts the existence of a benevolent God.
The existence of evil contradicts the existence of an omnipotent God.
The existence of evil contradicts the existence of a just God.
All of the above.

What is the free will defense to the problem of evil?

God created humans with free will, and evil is a result of human choices.
God allows evil to exist in order to test humans and to bring about greater good.
Evil is a necessary part of the universe, and it is not incompatible with the existence of a good God.
All of the above.

What is the evidential argument from evil?

The existence of evil is evidence for the existence of God.
The existence of evil is evidence against the existence of God.
The existence of evil is evidence for the existence of a non-benevolent God.
The existence of evil is evidence for the existence of a non-omnipotent God.

What is the moral argument from conscience?

The existence of conscience is evidence for the existence of God.
The existence of conscience is evidence against the existence of God.
The existence of conscience is evidence for the existence of a non-benevolent God.
The existence of conscience is evidence for the existence of a non-omnipotent God.

What is the ontological argument for the existence of God?

God is a necessary being.
God is a perfect being.
God is a self-existent being.
All of the above.

What is the cosmological argument for the existence of God?

The universe is contingent.
The universe is ordered.
The universe is fine-tuned.
All of the above.

What is the teleological argument for the existence of God?

The universe is designed.
The universe is purposeful.
The universe is beautiful.
All of the above.

What is the argument from religious experience for the existence of God?

Religious experiences are evidence for the existence of God.
Religious experiences are evidence against the existence of God.
Religious experiences are evidence for the existence of a non-benevolent God.
Religious experiences are evidence for the existence of a non-omnipotent God.

What is the argument from miracles for the existence of God?

Miracles are evidence for the existence of God.
Miracles are evidence against the existence of God.
Miracles are evidence for the existence of a non-benevolent God.
Miracles are evidence for the existence of a non-omnipotent God.

What is the argument from beauty for the existence of God?

Beauty is evidence for the existence of God.
Beauty is evidence against the existence of God.
Beauty is evidence for the existence of a non-benevolent God.
Beauty is evidence for the existence of a non-omnipotent God.

What is the argument from morality for the existence of God?

Morality is evidence for the existence of God.
Morality is evidence against the existence of God.
Morality is evidence for the existence of a non-benevolent God.
Morality is evidence for the existence of a non-omnipotent God.

What is the argument from consciousness for the existence of God?

Consciousness is evidence for the existence of God.
Consciousness is evidence against the existence of God.
Consciousness is evidence for the existence of a non-benevolent God.
Consciousness is evidence for the existence of a non-omnipotent God.

What is the argument from free will for the existence of God?

Free will is evidence for the existence of God.
Free will is evidence against the existence of God.
Free will is evidence for the existence of a non-benevolent God.
Free will is evidence for the existence of a non-omnipotent God.

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