"To Exist in Actuality Is Greater Than Merely to Be

question 9

Multiple Choice

"To exist in actuality is greater than merely to be possible," is a premise of:

• A) the Ontological Argument.
• B) the Cosmological Argument.
• C) the Argument from Design.
• D) St. Thomas's best-known argument.
• E) the Argument from Analogy.

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Definitions:

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Musculature associated with the vaginal area, often referring to the pelvic floor muscles supporting the urinary and reproductive organs.

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Gender

The socially constructed roles, behaviours, expressions, and identities of girls, women, boys, men, and gender diverse people.

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