Religion and Philosophy

Bacon showed he still retained features of medieval thought when he a. used the terms form and ...

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In describing his scientific method, Bacon compared it to a. a machine into which the data of ...

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Bacons account of scientific method has been criticized for neglecting a. the role of inductive ...

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Thomas Hobbes made use of all of the following in his philosophy except: a. Platos doctrine of ...

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According to Hobbes, the process of deliberation can be described as a. a conflict within our ...

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For Hobbes, the state of nature describes a. human society before the rise of technology and ...

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Hobbes claims that without society, human life would be a. inconvenient, but still a state of ...

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Hobbess theory of the origin of government is a version of a. the divine command theory. b. the ...

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Hobbes views human society and government as a. an artificial, human creation. b. based on ...

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According to Descartes, some ideas are not derived from experience. Indicate whether the ...

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Descartes argued for the existence of God from the evidence of design in the world. Indicate ...

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Descartes is confidence in the truth of clear and distinct ideas is based on his belief that there ...

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According to Descartes, the mindbody interaction takes place in the pineal gland. Indicate ...

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Descartess view on the mindbody relation is called parallelism. Indicate whether the statement is ...

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Descartes was determined to doubt only those ideas which were a. obviously false. b. based on ...

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According to Descartes, the two kinds of reasoning are a. mathematical and scientific. b. faith ...

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In the reading selection from Descartess Meditations on First Philosophy, he argues that he cannot ...

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When Descartes says I am, I exist, he means a. I am a rational animal. b. I am a thinking ...

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Descartess first proof for the existence of God was based on the principle that a. without God, ...

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Descartes held that the mark of true ideas is that they are a. clear and distinct. b. based on ...

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Descartess theory of knowledge is called a. empiricism. b. rationalism. c. pragmatism. d. ...

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In Descartess philosophy, the three kinds of substances are a. liquids, gases, solids. b. God, ...

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Benedict Spinoza took it as his task to reconcile philosophy and orthodox Jewish philosophy. ...

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Spinoza denies that God is a personal being who has an intellect and will. Indicate whether ...

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For Spinoza, since God cannot have unfulfilled goals, there are no final causes. Indicate ...

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