📚 Part 1: Argument Identification

1. Which argument for God's existence claims that everything that begins to exist must have a cause?

Teleological Argument

Cosmological Argument

Ontological Argument

Moral Argument

2. The Teleological Argument is also known as the:

Argument from Motion

Argument from Design

Argument from Perfection

Argument from Morality

3. Which philosopher is famous for the Ontological Argument?

Thomas Aquinas

David Hume

Anselm of Canterbury

Immanuel Kant

4. Which critics are associated with objections to these arguments? (Select all that apply)

David Hume

Immanuel Kant

Richard Dawkins

Bertrand Russell

✏️ Part 2: Argument Analysis

5. Summarise the basic idea of the Cosmological Argument in your own words (3 sentences):

6. Describe the main claim of the Teleological Argument related to design and order:

7. What is Kant's key criticism of the Ontological Argument?

8. The Moral Argument claims that objective moral values require God's existence. State one challenge to this argument:

9. Which argument for God's existence do you find most persuasive? Explain your reasoning with reference to both strengths and potential weaknesses:

10. Complete this sentence: "David Hume's criticism of the Teleological Argument suggests that ____________________ because ____________________."

11. In preparation for debate: List two key points you would use to either defend OR criticise the existence of God based on philosophical arguments: