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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7, Conclusion of Question XIX & Question XXII.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Objections and refutations to those objections are presented for what reasons?
(a) So that readers can choose their own beliefs.
(b) So that readers can follow the line of thinking.
(c) To confuse readers.
(d) To give options of possible beliefs.

2. Aquinas goes into the process needed to calculate what, regarding good and evil when there are multiple values involved in one decision?
(a) Various theories.
(b) The number of people on the earth.
(c) Right and wrong.
(d) The age of God.

3. What is the reason why God has no name, or is said to be above being named?
(a) He has many names.
(b) He does not like being named.
(c) His essence is above all that we understand about God and signify in words.
(d) He is an abstract concept.

4. Aquinas shows that his ideas can be _____.
(a) Wrong.
(b) Odd.
(c) Formed.
(d) Unreasonable.

5. What is the format designed to suit?
(a) Debate and logical argumentation.
(b) Those interested in philosophy.
(c) An educational setting.
(d) Those who study theology.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Damascene live for many years?

2. Damascene was later canonized as what?

3. When Aquinas turns to the debate format, what is he assuming about the reader?

4. What is epistemology?

5. In what must the exemplar of the order of things towards their end exist?

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