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PHIL Discussion Board 3

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Respond to TWO of the following questions:

Does someone or something have to exist to be perfect? Why or why not?
Why does Aquinas not accept Anselm’s ontological argument for God?
A universal can be thought of as a definition of what makes something what it is. But what about particular examples that lack something included in the definition? Do universals exist? Explain and provide an example.
Is the human will free? Why or why not?
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