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46 Cards in this Set
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Faith Reason
Theology Philosophy of rel code cult creed religion |
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What is religion
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Somthing transcednet, does not have to involve a devine.
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Philosophy
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The love of wisdom
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MetaRational
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The part of us that ranscends religion
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Mystical expierience
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The direct encounther with whom someone considers the divine or important.
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antinomion
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A mysticism is outside any rules
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Epistemology
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Branch of philosophy that deals with truth claims
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Empiricism
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If knowlage does not begain with a sensory experience it does not mean anything
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hermaneutics
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a study of justifying the interpretation of a story. A mode of interpretation
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Numinous
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Reality that is involved in a religious experience what makes it inneffable
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Uncranny
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Outside our ability to know
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Catigory
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Structure of the mind
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Objective
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Independent of our awareness of it
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Subjective
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A reality that is dependent on our awareness of it.
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Fascinas
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Bliss
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Pluristic Hypothesis
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Many different religlions
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Plurism
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observation that most religions are mostly the same
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Exclusivims
Inclusivism Plurism |
1. I'm right they are wrong
2 I'm right, tohers believe the same even if they don't know it. 3. Many are right |
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Tautology
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Redundant
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Begging the Question
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Assumption that the conclusion is true before you prooved it, form of circular reasoning.
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Axia Aye
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A major turning pkoint on religion (600 BC - 100 AD
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Linguistic analysis
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Only science can give us truth
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dickatomy
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The division of reality into two things
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Equivocal
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Using the same terms with two different meanings
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Analogical
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involving or expressing an analogy
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Impertanance
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That which does not pertain
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Metaphore
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Extension of a denotation.
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lexorandi lex credendi
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The law of praying is the law of believing
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a priori
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Self Evident
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a posteriori
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based on observations
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Elements to a good argument
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Validity (conclusion)
truth (premisis) Soundness (aregument as a whole) |
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chiliagon
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So many sides ( a thousand sided figure).
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Teological
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Design Argument
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Who wrote five ways
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Aquinas
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Who wrote the ontological argument with chapters
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St. Anselm
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who wrote idea of the holy (numen)
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Rudolf Otto
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Who were the british dudes who had the discussion on religious languege
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Ayer and Copelston
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Who wrote the argument from contingency
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Taylor
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Who wrote about mysticism
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William James
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Who wrote about the personal experience of God
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Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
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Who wrote about the core of religion
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Walter Kaufmann
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Who wrote about the pluralisistic hypothesis
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John Hick
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Who wrote about the most perfect being
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Descartes - ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT
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Who wrote about natural thology (the design argument)
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William Paley
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The moral argument - God as a postulate ofpratical reason
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Immanual Kant
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The female nature of God?
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Rosemary Ruether
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