Every Recursive Definition Can Have Zero or More Base Cases

question 19

True/False

Every recursive definition can have zero or more base cases.

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Definitions:

Cosmological Argument

An argument (or set of arguments) that undertakes to prove that God exists on the basis of the idea that there must have been a first cause or an ultimate reason for the existence of the universe (the cosmos).

Ontological

Having to do with the idea of existence or reality.

Design Arguments

Arguments for the existence of God based on the premise that the universe's complexity and functionality suggest it was designed by an intelligent cause.

Leap of Faith

A term used to describe the act of believing in something without empirical evidence or in the absence of proof.