The Ontological Argument Multiple Choice

. Anselm conceives of God as something

Than-which-nothing-greater-can-be-found-on-earth.

Than-which-nothing-larger-can-be-thought.

Than-which-none-greater-can-be-thought.

Than-which-no-human-is-greater.

. Anselm's argument distinguishes between an object existing in reality and

An object being known.

An object being perceived.

An object existing in the mind.

An object existing in heaven.

. Gaunilo criticizes Anselm's argument because

It supports the nonexistence of God.

It relies on empirical evidence.

It supports the existence of any unreal or imagined thing.

It only addresses the geography of islands.

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