Multiple Choice
How does Hume respond to the objection that God must be responsible for all evil?
A) God is only responsible if there aren't persons who are responsible
B) This is incoherent - God is all good and can't be responsible for evil
C) There is no clear answer to this problem
D) None of the above
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q192: What revised version of the principle of
Q193: Dennett holds that the acquisition of a
Q194: Physicalists hold that complete physical knowledge is
Q195: Physicalists and materialists offer accounts of the
Q196: Weirob denies that personal identity is a
Q198: Chalmers and Nagel are famous proponents of
Q199: For Jackson, the knowledge argument is a
Q200: According to Hume, we have the idea
Q201: Which of the following best describes a
Q202: Churchland argues that dualism is mysterious.