William of Ockham Argued That Human Reason Could Not Lead

question 19

True/False

William of Ockham argued that human reason could not lead to an understanding of God.

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Definitions:

Choanoflagellates

A collective of independent, single-celled and colonial flagellated eukaryotic organisms regarded as the nearest living kin to animals.

Segmentation

The division of a body into repetitive sections or segments; a characteristic of many animals, including annelids and arthropods.

Heteroplasy

The occurrence of similar traits or features in species that aren't closely related, due to convergent evolution or other processes, rather than common ancestry.

Bilateral Animals

Organisms with a symmetrical body plan, dividing the body into two equal halves, characteristic of most animals.