Pascal's "Wager Argument" Is Designed to Show That

question 7

Multiple Choice

Pascal's "wager argument" is designed to show that

• A) it is more likely that God exists than not so it is more rational to believe in God.
• B) considering the gains and losses of believing versus not believing in God make it in your self-interest to believe.
• C) wagering God exists would be offensive to God.
• D) None of the above

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