Anselm Argued That

question 18

Multiple Choice

Anselm argued that:

• A)human beings can know nothing beyond the world in which they live.
• B)God cannot exist if evil exists in the world.
• C)since human beings name objects of which they conceive,then God must be a human creation.
• D)human ideas of goodness had been instilled by God,a being about which nothing greater can be conceived.
• E)God's existence is simply beyond any human ability to comprehend.

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Definitions:

Allyl Anion

A negatively charged species featuring a carbon atom adjacent to a double bond, important in organic reactions.

Major Product

The product that is formed in the greatest amount from a chemical reaction, determined by the reaction's mechanism and conditions, including temperature and pressure.

Diene

A hydrocarbon that contains two double bonds between carbon atoms.

HBr

Hydrogen bromide; a diatomic molecule consisting of hydrogen and bromine, known for its use as a reagent in organic synthesis.