Who Argued That the Concept of an Absolutely Necessary Being

question 1

Multiple Choice

Who argued that the concept of an absolutely necessary being is not proven by the fact that reason apparently requires this?

• A) Aquinas
• B) Kant
• C) Anselm
• D) Guanilo

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