Self-Quiz 4.3

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According to Moreland, the mind-body problem focuses on two main issues: (i) whether a human being is composed of one ultimate component or two and, if the answer is two, (ii) how

philosophers relate to these two. correct incorrect

the two cancel out each other. correct incorrect

the two relate to one another. correct incorrect

these two components can give rise to a third. correct incorrect

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According to Moreland, physicalism holds that

matter and mind are distinct substances. correct incorrect

mind is all that exists. correct incorrect

matter/energy does not exist. correct incorrect

matter/energy is all that exists. correct incorrect

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If theism is true, Moreland argues, then physicalism as a worldview is

false. correct incorrect

true. correct incorrect

also true. correct incorrect

meaningless. correct incorrect

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According to Moreland, physicalism must be false if

numbers exist. correct incorrect

values exist. correct incorrect

the laws of logic exist. correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect