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1.1 the design argument
What is an inductive argument 1,
What does posteriori mean 2,
What is deductive reasoning 3
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1.2 The cosmological Argument
What is the cosmological argument 1,
What is natural theory 2,
What type of argument is the ca 3
45
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1.3 the Ontological Argument
What is a proposition 1,
What is an a priori proposition 2,
What is an analytic proposition 3
23
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2.1 The nature of Religious Experience
What is the definition of religio...,
What is sufism 2,
What is meditation 3
40
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2.2 Influence of religious experience as an Argument for the Existence of God
What is an inductive argument wit...,
What is a cumulative argument 2,
What is the opposition for an ind...
37
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SET TEXT Unit 3 Mackie evil and omnipotence
What is mackie s deductive argume...,
What is the logical problem of ev...,
What do the adequate solutions ar...
14
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3.1 The problem of evil and suffering
What is moral evil 1,
What is non moral evil 2,
What is the difference between mo...
21
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3.2 Problems of evil and suffering: Theodicies and solutions
What is a theodicy 1,
How did augustine of hippo attemp...,
How does the augustinian theodicy...
23
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4.1 Religious Language: Symbol and Analogy
What are potential problems with ...,
Features of cognitive realist lan...,
Features of non cognitive anti re...
32
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4.2 Verification and falsification debates
Ayer and Mitchell
33
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4.3 Wittgenstein's Language games
What does language games mean 1,
Give an example of a word in mult...,
What is picture theory 3
23
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5.1 Work of scholars: context to critiques of religious belief and points for discussion
What is negative atheism 1,
What is positive atheism 2,
What is agnosticism 3
36
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5.2 Work of scholars: comparison between Russell and Copelston
Who was bertrand russell 1,
Who was frederick copelston 2,
What are the different sections a...
20
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6.1 Views about life after death
What is the immortality of the so...,
What does hinduism believe allows...,
What does buddism believe allows ...
29
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6.2 Points for discussion about life after death
What do monists believe 1,
What do dualists believe 2,
What is plato s form of dualism 3
17
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6.3 religion and scientific debates
Describe the scientific method 1,
Describe the religious method 2,
What are the weaknesses of the re...
18
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key thinkers
11 design argument 1,
12 cosmological argument 1,
13 ontological argument 2
15
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