Question

Aristotle's ladder of nature, and the Great Chain of Being, were concepts suggesting __________.

Answer 1

Answer:

c) the mystical teleological view that all species were created in a fixed order, from least to most perfect

Explanation:

The teleological argument states that God created all living things, this belief is also known as intelligent design or creationism. This belief might be considered to be opposed to the mechanism of natural selection proposed by Darwin to understand how species evolve, which can explain the complexity of living things. The creationism was firstly proposed by Socrates in ancient Greece. Subsequently, Plato (who was a student of Socrates) and Aristotle (who was a student of Plato) substantially enhanced the arguments of the intelligent design.