State Aquinas’ two arguments in writing, using the “If-then” connective. That is, state each argument with two premises and a conclusion. The first premise should state the fact or observation to...

State Aquinas’ two arguments in writing, using the “If-then” connective. That is, state each argument with two premises and a conclusion. The first premise should state the fact or observation to which the argument appeals or on which it is based. The second premise should say that IF that fact is true, THEN God exists. The conclusion, of course, is that God exists. When you’re done, continue on to the next question.