The Major Assumption Made in the Ontological Argument for the Existence

question 53

Multiple Choice

The major assumption made in the ontological argument for the existence of God is:

• A)one can find God by studying nature
• B)faith and reason are essentially the same process
• C)if one can think of something,it must exist
• D)the Aristotelian conception of God is the only correct conception of God

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Definitions:

Centralization

The degree to which decisions are made at the top of the organization.

Simple Structure

A centralized form of organization that emphasizes a small technical and support staff, strong centralization of decision-making in the upper echelon, and a minimal middle level.

Upper Echelon

A top-level executive team in an organization.

Vertical Differentiation

The organization of a company's hierarchy levels to distinguish roles and responsibilities across different ranks.