St. Thomas Aquinas's first three proofs of God's existence are versions of what today is called the:
A) ontological argument.
B) cosmological argument.
C) teleological argument.
D) moral argument.

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St. Thomas Aquinas's first three proofs of God's existence are versions of the cosmological argument. These proofs are based on the observation that every effect has a cause, and that there cannot be an infinite regress of causes. Therefore, there must be an uncaused cause, which is God.

St Thomas Aquinas's First Three Proofs of God's Existence Are