Questions:
In complete essay form, answer the following questions. Your answers should be marked for each question, double-spaced, and practice formal citation in MLA. Spelling and good grammar should be proofread methodically. The assignment is due April 1, 2018 By Midnight.
Essay Question 1
Part 1: Explain the Moral Argument for God's existence. Make sure to cite the text to help support your exposition. In addition, you might want to give examples for key premises in the argument above the conclusion (half a page minimum).
Part II:Also develop and explain one objection to the argument. Try to capture why the objection is important, and if possible tie the objection to a key premise in the above argument (half a page minimum)
Part III: Respond to which side you come in on, and develop your response. Remember. Philosophy is not just an assertion of what you believe, but it is also about telling people why you believe it, why you accept that side of a debate over another. You should develop one solid reason for siding with or rejecting the argument (half a page minimum).
Essay Question 2:
Part 1: Explain the First Cause Argument for God's existence. Make sure to cite the text to help support your exposition. In addition, you might want to give examples for key premises in the argument above the conclusion (half a page minimum).
Part II: Also develop and explain one objection to the argument. Try to capture why the objection is important, and if possible tie the objection to a key premise in the above argument (half a page minimum)
Part III: Respond to which side you come in on, and develop your response. Remember. Philosophy is not just an assertion of what you believe, but it is also about telling people why you believe it, why you accept that side of a debate over another. You should develop one solid reason for siding with or rejecting the argument (half a page minimum).
Essay Question 3:
Part 1: Explain the Argument from Design for God's existence. Make sure to cite the text to help support your exposition. In addition, you might want to give examples for key premises in the argument above the conclusion (half a page minimum).
Part II: Also develop and explain one objection to the argument. Try to capture why the objection is important, and if possible tie the objection to a key premise in the above argument (half a page minimum)
Part III: Respond to which side you come in on, and develop your response. Remember. Philosophy is not just an assertion of what you believe, but it is also about telling people why you believe it, why you accept that side of a debate over another. You should develop one solid reason for siding with or rejecting the argument (half a page minimum).