1. Aquinas’ first way of proving the existence of God is taken from _________________a. Motion b. Gradation c. Necessity d. Design e. Causality2. Aquinas’ second way of proving the existence of God is taken from _________________a. Motion b. Gradation c. Necessity d. Design e. Causality3. Aquinas’ third way of proving the existence of God is taken from _________________a. Motion b. Gradation c. Necessity d. Design e. Causality4. Aquinas’ fourth way of proving the existence of God is taken from _________________a. Motion b. Gradation c. Necessity d. Design e. Causality5. Aquinas’ fifth way of proving the existence of God is taken from _________________a. Motion b. Gradation c. Necessity d. Design e. Causality6. Aquinas’ first three arguments are understood to be __________________ argumentsa. Cosmological b. Teleological c. Ontological 7. Aquinas’ fifth argument is understood to be a ____________________ argument.A. Cosmological b. Teleological c. Ontological9. Aquinas denies that the existence of God is ____________________.a. Self-evident b. Goodness c. Omnipresent d. Rational10. Aquinas believes that the existence of God can be ___________________.a. Un-Proven b. Proven c. Thwarted d. Extinguishedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgisehuGOyY maybe this one will help
