Religion and Philosophy

Scholasticism was a movement of theologians who had no use for philosophy. Indicate whether ...

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While there were many controversies among medieval philosophers, they were all agreed on the ...

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Anselms ontological argument did not attract much attention after his death. Indicate whether ...

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Peter Abelard maintained that there is no necessity to Gods moral commands. Indicate whether ...

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Hildegard of Bingen was an advocate of mysticism. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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Unlike Christian philosophers, Islamic philosophers did not have the problem of the relation of ...

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AlGhazali claimed that miracles were impossible. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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In the medieval Islamic tradition, there was no concern over the problem of heresy. Indicate ...

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The Scholastics were concerned with a. the problem of universals. b. the relation between faith ...

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The position which claims that universals are merely names and only individuals are real is a. ...

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According to Peter Abelard, universals are a. objective features of things, but do not exist ...

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Among the tenants of intellectualism was the claim that a. the creation of the world conformed to ...

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A key premise in Anselms ontological argument is the claim that a. every effect requires a cause. ...

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Gaunilo, Anselms critic, argued against the ontological argument by claiming that a. the evil in ...

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Later critics were upset over Hildegard of Bingens writings on a. the nature of God. b. human ...

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The Greek philosopher who had the most influence over medieval Islamic thought was a. Pythagoras. ...

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AlGhazali claimed that philosophy was a. a helpful corrective to the myths of religion. b. full ...

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Averross doubletruth theory was an attempt to a. show that no truth could be known. b. ...

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Thomas Aquinas claimed that all the truths of faith could be proven on the basis of philosophical ...

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Aquinas believed that the idea of God was innate within the human mind. Indicate whether the ...

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According to Aquinas, any individual substance in the natural world is made up of both form and ...

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Aquinas says that matter is the source of potentiality and the forms represent actuality. ...

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For Aquinas, the essence of something is its defining characteristics. Indicate whether the ...

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The cosmological argument attempts to prove Gods existence on the basis of the design and purpose in ...

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Aquinas says that all genuine actions are either good or bad, none are morally neutral. ...

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