Anselm's Response to Gaunilo's Argument Is

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Multiple Choice

Anselm's response to Gaunilo's argument is

• A) The ontological argument does not apply to things known to exist.
• B) The ontological argument does not apply to things that can be thought not to exist.
• C) An instance of begging the question.
• D) An instance of reductio ad absurdum.

Understand the differences between types of social movements (revolutionary, reformative, redemptive, alternative).

Identify and describe the role of social movement organizations (SMOs) in implementing movement goals.

Comprehend the characteristics and goals of specific social movements, such as the feminist movement and the People's Health Movement.

Analyze the factors contributing to the emergence and sustainability of social movements, including theoretical frameworks such as value-added theory and resource mobilization theory.

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