1. The book is divided up into two, the first of which addresses what problem?
(a) Why atonement needs to occur, and how it could occur if it were to occur.
(b) What God might have
(c) Why so few humans believe in sin.
(d) How mankind came to be so deep in sin.

2. The expression of God is identical with _______.
(a) Man.
(b) Angels.
(c) God.
(d) Satan.

3. This _________ contains all ideals; this being is God.
(a) Thought.
(b) Hope.
(c) Ideal.
(d) Prayer.

4. All beings others than God exist through whom?
(a) Man.
(b) Satan.
(c) Other gods.
(d) God.

5. How does Gaunilo draw an analogy to God's existence?
(a) With the least conceivable island.
(b) Jesus as an island.
(c) With the greatest conceivable island.
(d) Man, the fool.

Short Answer Questions

1. Chapter sixteen raises a challenge: since God is equivalent to all his properties, can't we understand God when we understand these properties? How does Anselm respond?

2. Chapters six and seven argue that only who can make atonement?

3. What does the answer to number 86 follow?

4. Gaunilo's argument is that Anselm's Ontological Argument, if correct, proves what?

5. The rational mind is the _________ part of us.

(see the answer key)

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