Philosophy of Religion

1. Select one of the arguments for God’s existence that we looked at in content folder 1, and then describe the argument,premise by premise. Try to be as detailed as possible in outlining and describing the argument.  2. After describing the argument, students will logically evaluate the argument, describing in detail the most effective criticism of the argument you came across in your readings and videos. To summarize: students will describe, as clearly as possible, one of the arguments for God’s existence. Secondly, students will describe, as clearly as possible, the strongest criticism to that argument.   — Font family — Andale Mono Arial Arial Black Book Antiqua Comic Sans MS Courier New Georgia Helvetica Impact Symbol Tahoma Terminal Times New Roman Trebuchet MS Verdana Webdings Wingdings — Font size — 1 (8pt) 2 (10pt) 3 (12pt) 4 (14pt) 5 (18pt) 6 (24pt) 7 (36pt)   — Format — Heading Sub Heading 1 Sub Heading 2 Paragraph Formatted Code — Font family — — Font size —     Path: p Words:0   QUESTION 2 For this short answer, students will respond to the “problem of evil.” First, describe the problem of evil, premise by premise, being as detailed as possible, and making sure to indicate why it is a “problem.” Secondly, describe three possible solutions to the problem of evil. Lastly, indicate which solution to the problem of evil you find most convincing.   — Font family — Andale Mono Arial Arial Black Book Antiqua Comic Sans MS Courier New Georgia Helvetica Impact Symbol Tahoma Terminal Times New Roman Trebuchet MS Verdana Webdings Wingdings — Font size — 1 (8pt) 2 (10pt) 3 (12pt) 4 (14pt) 5 (18pt) 6 (24pt) 7 (36pt)   — Format — Heading Sub Heading 1 Sub Heading 2 Paragraph Formatted Code — Font family — — Font size —     Path: p Words:0   QUESTION 3 After viewing the video, “Zen Master Eido Roshi on “God,”” explain how Eido Roshi offers a response to the question of “proving God’s existence” that differs from the various arguments we have looked at in this learning module. In other words, what distinguishes his response (makes his response different) from the other arguments we’ve considered. — Font family — Andale Mono Arial Arial Black Book Antiqua Comic Sans MS Courier New Georgia Helvetica Impact Symbol Tahoma Terminal Times New Roman Trebuchet MS Verdana Webdings Wingdings — Font size — 1 (8pt) 2 (10pt) 3 (12pt) 4 (14pt) 5 (18pt) 6 (24pt) 7 (36pt)   — Format — Heading Sub Heading 1 Sub Heading 2 Paragraph Formatted Code — Font family — — Font size —     Path: p Words:0