Self-Quiz 2.7

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According to Rowe, Anselm believes that existence in reality is

not possible. correct incorrect

beyond understanding. correct incorrect

not an attribute of God. correct incorrect

a great-making quality. correct incorrect

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According to Rowe, Gaunilo's "greatest island" argument

refutes Anselm's argument. correct incorrect

seems to be no threat to Anselm's argument. correct incorrect

makes a strong case for atheism. correct incorrect

proves theism. correct incorrect

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According to Rowe, Kant's objection to Anselm—that existence is not a genuine predicate—seems

to be a conclusion refutation. correct incorrect

incoherent. correct incorrect

not to be a conclusive refutation. correct incorrect

sound. correct incorrect

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Rowe argues that we can allow someone to define God anyway he or she wants, yet it will not follow from that definition that such a being

actually exists. correct incorrect

can be defined. correct incorrect

exists in our understanding. correct incorrect

exists in our minds. correct incorrect