Aquinas' argument from gradations of goodness concludes that _____.
A) there must be a designer of the universe
B) there must be a God that we can know
C) there must be a most perfect being
D) the Christian God must exist

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Aquinas' argument from gradations of goodness suggests that in a world where we see things that are better or worse, there must be a standard by which all things are judged, leading to the conclusion that there must be a most perfect being, which he identifies as God.

Aquinas' Argument from Gradations of Goodness Concludes That _____