Quiz on the Concept of God

What does the attribute of 'aseity' involve?

• Being dependent on others

• Lacking in some way

• Complete self-sufficiency

• Being more powerful

What does omniscience mean?

• Knowing everything that is possible to know

• Knowing everything that is impossible to know

• Knowing only what is visible

• Knowing only what is invisible

What is the most obvious definition of omnipotence?

• The power to do anything possible

• The power to do nothing

• The power to do only what is visible

• The power to do only what is invisible

What is a contradiction in terms?

• The logically impossible

• The logically possible

• The visible

• The invisible

What would a Philosopher like Descartes argue about the logically possible?

• They are not limitations on God's power

• They are limitations on God's power

• They define God's power

• They restrict God's power

How do you think Plato and Augustine view evil?

• As a genuine force against goodness.

• As a type of lack or absence of goodness.

• As a positive aspect of reality.

• As morally perfect.

What is the philosophical concept of 'free will'?

• The ability to act according to one's desires without external constraints

• The inability to make choices

• The necessity to follow predetermined paths

• The absence of any decision-making process

How might a theologian like Thomas Aquinas define 'eternity' in relation to God?

• A temporal existence with a beginning and an end

• An existence outside of time, without beginning or end

• A finite period of time

• A momentary experience

What is the concept of 'determinism' in philosophy?

• The belief that all events are determined by prior causes

• The belief in complete randomness

• The idea that free will is absolute

• The notion that nothing is predictable

What is meant by the term 'omnibenevolent'?

• Omnibenevolent means all-powerful or infinitely powerful.
• Omnibenevolent describes a being that is all-knowing or infinitely knowledgeable.
• Omnibenevolent means all-good or infinitely good.
• Omnibenevolent refers to a state of being indifferent or neutral.