- Briefly summarize Aquinas’ argument that there must be some necessary being that doesn’t get its necessity from any other being. What reasons does he give to support this claim? Do you think this is a sound argument? Why or why not?
- In the Ethic of Belief, William Clifford argues “’it is wrong, always, everywhere, and for anyone to believe anything upon insufficient evidence.” What arguments does he use to show this? Do you think this is a sound argument? Why or why not?
- In The Will to Believe, William James writes about a “genuine option.” Why is this concept so important to James? Do you believe this concept is as important as James claims? Why or why not? Please give reasons to support your position.
- According to Aristotle, what is happiness and how does it relate to virtue? Do you agree with Aristotle? Why or why not? Please give reasons to support your claim.
- Evaluate this claim: Bentham’s moral philosophy is essentially at odds with Kant’s philosophy. Please give reasons to support your claim.
- Why does Kant say that the good will is good without qualification? Do you agree with Kant? Why or why not? Please give reasons to support your claim.
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