Immanuel Kant Challenges the Ontological Argument's Second Premise Which States

question 43

Multiple Choice

Immanuel Kant challenges the ontological argument's second premise which states that

• A)we cannot conceive of God except as an infinite and most perfect being.
• B)existence is a "perfection."
• C)an infinite series of causes is impossible.
• D)there is an analogy between nature and human artifacts, like watches.

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