Cahn argues that God's existence would not matter morally. How does he defend this assertion? Do you find his argument compelling? Why or why not?
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Q5: Cahn argues that morality
A) depends on belief
Q6: On Cahn's view, if God exists and
Q7: Cahn argues that proving God's existence would
Q8: Cahn describes the essence of his position
Q9: To say that good is whatever God
Q10: According to Cahn, those who do not
Q11: Euthyphro's dilemma runs as follows: Is an
Q12: According to Cahn, God's existence can serve
Q13: Is it possible to be moral without
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