Proofs
Things cannot put themselves into motion therefore there must have been something "eternally moving" to start motion
First Mover (Argument from Motion)
Who offers the 5 proofs for existence of God?
St. Thomas Aquinas
Comprehensive view of all of reality, based solely on reason.
Philosophy
Man's participation in eternal law
Natural Law
The name of the scientist whose work helped inspire Fr. George Lemaitre's theory of the Big Bang Theory
Albert Einstein
Who or what made everything to begin with
Efficient Cause (first cause)
Who was the Philosopher who recorded "Spirituality of the Sea"
Dr. Peter Kreeft
Concerned with specific features of reality.
Science
The means between excess and defect (manliness)
Virtue
Author of "The Lord of the Rings"
JRR Tolkien
Non-intelligible things seems to have predictable intelligibility
Intelligent design
Please draw a diagram of "Paschal's" wager
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Based on the truthfulness of a God who reveals.
Revealed Religion
Think about thinking
Free will
Morality
Rationality (reason)
What are the 3 "books" that God wrote
Old Testament
New Testament
Nature (Creation)
Good, Gooder, Goodest,......
Degrees of perfection
The Catholic priest who came up with the "Big Bang" Theory
Fr. Georges Lemaître
Dependent on or conditioned by something else
Contingent
The study of "ends/purpose" of things
Teleology
What is the "Principle of Sufficient Reason"
a philosophical principle that states that everything has a reason, cause, or explanation
That which exists that does not dependent on other things
Necessary Cause (Contingency)
Please explain St. Anselm's Argument for the existence of God
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______________= the universe did not develop, but was instantaneously and directly created by God.
______________= the universe did develop from a previous state or form, but that this process was under God’s guidance.
______________= developed due to random forces alone.
Theistic Evolution
Atheistic Evolution
Aristotle's final end for man
Eudiamonia (True happiness)
What are the 3 holy oils used in the Catholic Church
Sacred Chrism
Oil of Catechumens