Answers to Practice Exam

Christianity Section

Are these things that Plato or Christianity or Both would say about God or the Form of the 
Good?

	abstract or general			P
	pure form				P
	a person				C
	cares about individual humans.	C
	transcendent				B


Are these things that Plato, or Christianity, or both would believe?

	believes complete happiness is possible.				B
	believes that subjective attachments are important.			C
	Transcendent realm involves the subjective or internal.		C
	believes you should detach yourself from all subjective attachments.	P
	believes transcendent realm is objective and cannot be subjective.	P
	believes that human beings cannot escape pain and be completely happy. Neither
	believes in a transcendent realm.					B

True or false:
A sin is an act that offends God			F
A virtue is an act that pleases God.			F
A sin an unhealthy state of the will or character	T
A virtue is a Healthy state of the will or character.	T
							

match 	
Cardinal Virtues
Plato
Involves only Reason
Only Objective.

Christian Virtues	
Involves the Will
Are both objective and subjective	
Christianity


	True of  Thomas or Anselm or neither.
. 
    	God is proven to exist by trying to explain the existence of  the universe, which we 
	know from experience.	T
    	God is proven to exist by seeing that God thinks, therefore He must exist.	N
    	God is proven to exist by seeing that his idea of God included  necessary existence.	A
    	God is proven to exist by seeing that his idea of God had a formal reality which was 
	greater than the cause of its objective reality.	N
	 We cannot prove God's existence; it could only be known by faith.	N
	Reason was a substitute for faith.  N