Religion and Philosophy

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Which of the following was not one of Descartes' rules for conducting an inquiry? A. Difficult ... Started by fagboi	1 Replies 55 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by BAOCHAU2803
The book whose publication marks the beginning of modern philosophy is: A. The Epistemological ... Started by TVarnum	1 Replies 71 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by chereeb
According to Descartes, which of the following is beyond doubt? A. God exists. B. 2 + 3 = 5. ... Started by asd123	1 Replies 72 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by cegalasso
The basic indubitable truth upon which Descartes sought to found all his knowledge was that: A. ... Started by jhjkgdfhk	1 Replies 113 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by zenzy
Descartes' method is: A. both a method of doubt and a method of inquiry. B. a method of ... Started by K@	1 Replies 181 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by Eazy416
We should stipulate nothing, is a good paraphrase of: A. the epistemological turn. B. ... Started by Arii_bell	1 Replies 89 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by efwsefaw
Epistemological skepticism is the view that: A. what's true for you may not be true for someone ... Started by jparksx	1 Replies 80 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by kjo;oj
Descartes' method of doubt tells us to: A. doubt everything except truths of arithmetic and ... Started by clmills979	3 Replies 203 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by braelync
Descartes raises the possibility of the existence of an evil genius in order to demonstrate that: ... Started by nummyann	1 Replies 100 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by mbcrismon
In his Meditations, Descartes says that the motivation for his project was a desire to: A. share ... Started by aabwk4	1 Replies 88 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by fromAlphatoOmega22
The Cogito Argument proves to Descartes that: A. he and all other people exist, though we don't ... Started by Pineappleeh	1 Replies 68 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by matt95
The criteria of truth offered by Descartes in the second Meditation are: A. certainty and ... Started by roselinechinyere27m	1 Replies 66 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by aadams68
Solipsism is an extreme form of: A. epistemological skepticism. B. epistemological ... Started by charchew	1 Replies 83 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by bigcheese9
According to rationalists: A. God does not exist. B. the Cogito Argument was unsound. C. ... Started by JGIBBSON	1 Replies 104 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by vboyd24
According to the empiricists: A. logic and mathematics are the models for true knowledge. B. ... Started by B	1 Replies 78 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by akpaschal
The contradictory of Parmita is a vegetarian is: A. Parmita always eats meat. B. Parmita ... Started by geodog55	3 Replies 46 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by bpool94
According to the Law of Contradiction: A. either a statement or its contradictory must be true. ... Started by nevelica	1 Replies 50 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by ultraflyy23
Leibniz calls truths that cannot be justified by the laws of logic: A. contraries. B. truths of ... Started by melina_rosy	1 Replies 86 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by hugthug12
Leibniz says the sufficient reason for the world is: A. God. B. the laws of logic. C. a ... Started by xclash	1 Replies 72 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by allisonblackmore
To say that an argument is valid means: A. its conclusion is true. B. it's widely accepted. ... Started by sammy	1 Replies 97 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by Ksh22
When Leibniz says a truth of fact is contingent, he means: A. it would be possible for its ... Started by bio_gurl	1 Replies 65 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by IRincones
Hume divides the content of the mind into: A. impressions and ideas. B. necessary and ... Started by j.rubin	1 Replies 110 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by ergserg
If Locke's theory is correct, then: A. God's existence is known from experience. B. we have no ... Started by tiffannnnyyyyyy	1 Replies 51 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by Viet Thy
According to John Locke, all knowledge is founded on: A. reason. B. logic. C. experience. ... Started by littleanan	3 Replies 90 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by Bigfoot1984
Hume did not believe that: A. an uncaused event was conceivable. B. it is psychologically ... Started by natalie2426	1 Replies 93 Views	Jul 14, 2018 by wuly