Question 1
What does it mean to say that God is (a) ‘omniscient’ and (b) ‘omnipotent’?
[3 marks]
Answer
What does it mean to say that God is (a) ‘omniscient’ and (b) ‘omnipotent’?
[3 marks]
Explain Descartes’ version of the cosmological argument based on his continuing existence.
[5 marks]
Explain how an empiricist might object to the ontological argument as an a priori proof for God’s existence.
[5 marks]
Explain the design argument as presented by Hume and his objection that it fails as it is an argument from a unique case.
[12 marks]
Can we talk meaningfully about God?
[25 marks]
What do functionalists mean when they claim that mental states can be multiply realised?
[3 marks]
Explain Descartes’ conceivability argument for substance dualism.
[5 marks]
Explain why the good predictive and explanatory power of folk-psychology is an issue for eliminative materialism.
[5 marks]
Explain interactionist dualism and the empirical interaction problem facing it.
[12 marks]
Is philosophical behaviourism correct?
[25 marks]
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