Quiz: Aquinas' Five Ways

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Quiz: Aquinas' Five Proofs

Directions: Match the argument with the appropriate premiss by writing the letter of the premiss in the blank space provided for the argument.

1. Argument From Motion	A. It is not possible to regress into infinity in efficient causes.
	B. Prescriptive law implies a law-giver; descriptive law does not.
2. Argument From Efficient Cause	C. Potentiality can only be moved by actuality.
	D. The more being a thing has, the more goodness a thing has.
3. Argument to a Necessary Being	E. All things have an order or arrangement and work for an end.
	F. If there were not evil, then man could not choose good.
4. Argument From Degrees of Being	G.I f, for all things, they do not exist at some time, then given infinite time, there would be nothing in existence.
	H. None of the above.
5. Teleological Argument

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