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of arguments, he is ultimately unsuccessful in refuting it because an intelligent designer is a better explanation for life than chance. In this section, Smith raises four main points to refute the theistic argument. First, he claims that the possibility of god causing existence is illogical since something would have needed to cause god. He states, “If god himself is in any sense alive, then he must also be the result of conscious design by a supergod - and so on into our familiar regress.” Basically

pleased? Why? How might you have been better prepared? In my opinion my preparation sheet had two aspects which were particularly well. On the one hand I anticipated the issues of the counterpart very accurate in my planning sheet and included the possibility of the owner continuing his job as an additional issue which can be further split in the sub issues salary, working hours and other benefits. On the other hand, I prepared question as Why do you want to sell? How quick do you want to sell? Why

Cacambo is the most loyal person in Candide's life and in some ways this makes him Candide's stability as well. Serving the role of a valet while Candide travels Cacambo comes to represent the advisor that Candide loss at Pangloss’s death. Trustworthy and dependable he shows Candide the reality of the world. Neither an optimist nor a pessimist Cacambo is the perfect companion for Candide during his journey; especially considering Candide’s troublesome tendencies and Cacambo’s in the moment thinking

Evaluate the argument that Descartes makes based on clear and distinct perception for the distinction between mind and body In arguing for the distinction between mind and body, Descartes seeks to show that the two are independent substances and can exist separately. It will be useful to outline Descartes’ argument based on clear and distinct perception by listing his premises and conclusion. The essay will then analyse each premise in turn, arguing that the argument fails because his premises

Does the Problem of Evil show that God does not exist? In this essay I intend to show that the Problem of Evil is a poor argument against the existence of God. I will argue that evil isn’t enough reason to object to the existence of God. I will look at various arguments and objections against each of the Problem of Evils’ premises. Firstly, I will argue whether it is logically possible for evil and God can co-exist. I will then discuss potential reasons of why there is so much evil in the world

the risk that you take is deemed intelligent, then you can only be benefiting. The risk you take has possible outcomes and they must be determined before you decide to take the risk or not. To determine the outcomes, you must make every outcome a possibility because in a risk, anything can happen. When taking an intelligent risk, you must also realize that it doesn’t have to be a drastic risk. Taking intelligent risks in life can be deemed intelligent if the positive outcomes overweigh the negative

Some may think that parenting is easy and some think that parenting is difficult. Parenting can be difficult due to how it takes a lot of time. However, it becomes easy once a child learns. It is important to be a good parent for a child because that way a child builds his or her understandings of life in general. A child is raised by good parents because they are like good mentors. Good parents will help raise and guide their children to success. A child is raised successful once it develops the

We’ve already discussed some of the experimental phenomena that inspire competing interpretations or theories of what’s going on in the real world during quantum-mechanical experiments. (In brief: Observing microscopic particles seems to either: cause them to randomly take one result or the other; create a branching world for every possible outcome; or require hidden variables and allow for faster-than-light, nonlocal communication. Particles seem not to take one path, not the other, not both, and

According to Aquinas arguments, the natural world includes everything that is in existence. This includes ideologies such as motion, God, gravity, solar radiation, and our physical environment as whole. The natural world is not only made up of things that our senses can detect, such as touch and smell, but is also includes things such as God and gravity which are unattainable through the senses. According to Immanuel Kant, the sensible world includes anything that can become known to humans. The

How does the deprivation account deal with this? According to the deprivation account, death can be a misfortune for you if it deprives you of the good things you would have otherwise experienced. Similarly, death can be good for you if your life is not worth living any more. Thus, the deprivation account captures a fundamental intuition about life and death: the value of death depends on what life had in store for you had you not died at that moment. The deprivation account evaluates the badness