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Explain one version of the cosmological argument for the existence of
God, and analyze the major criticisms and responses to criticisms. (I)
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Explain one version of the teleological argument for the existence of
God, and analyze the major criticisms and responses to criticisms. (I)
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Explain one version of the ontological argument for the existence of
God, and analyze the major criticisms and responses to criticisms. (I)
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Explain one version of the moral argument for the existence of God,
and analyze the major criticisms and responses to criticisms. (I)
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Explain one version of the pragmatic argument for the existence of
God, and analyze the major criticisms and responses to criticisms. (I)
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List and define the traditional attributes of God, including
omnipotence, omniscience, divine goodness, and limitations. (II)
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Explain philosophical responses to the problem of evil. (III)
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Explain arguments for an against the claim that religious language is
meaningless. (IV)
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Explain the divine command problem. (V)
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| 10.
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List and characterize alternatives to the traditional monotheistic
worldview. (VI)
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