Religion and Philosophy

Locke believed that innate moral principles are a. known only through divine illumination. b. ...

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Locke says the moral laws based on the traditions of society a. are totally unreliable and ...

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Locke believed that fundamental human rights a. exist even without government. b. are bestowed ...

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For Locke, the branches of government should be a. the executive, legislative, and federative ...

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According to Mary Wollstonecraft, the differences between men and women in her time was the result ...

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Berkeley believes that if no one perceives an object, it does not exist. Indicate whether the ...

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Berkeley denied the existence of abstract ideas. Berkeley denied the existence of abstract ...

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Berkeley believed that motion is a reality independent of the mind. Berkeley believed that ...

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According to Berkeley, God is the cause of all of our sensations. Indicate whether the ...

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Berkeley is best described as a rationalist. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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Solipsism is the belief that: a. there is an external reality but we cannot know it. b. the ...

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For Berkeley, the general idea of dog is a. an abstraction from the qualities of particular dogs. ...

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Berkeley uses the fact that qualities such as temperature and color are relative to the perceiver to ...

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According to Berkeley, our ideas of objects are caused by a. their material substance. b. other ...

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Locke and Berkeley differ on which one of these following points? a. Bishop Berkeley believes in ...

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For Berkeley, the difference between dreams and reality is a. that dreams exist only in the mind ...

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Berkeley says that I can my mind. a. directly perceive b. have an idea of c. form a notion of ...

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Hume uses the term idea in the same way that Ren Descartes and John Locke did. Indicate ...

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Humes theory concerning the association of ideas was an attempt to set out the eternal laws of ...

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Hume would say that whether or not our mathematical systems apply to reality could only be decided ...

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Hume says that it expresses a logical contradiction if you assert that the sun will not rise ...

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Hume says that morality cannot be based on experience because our five senses cannot experience ...

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Humes term artificial virtues refers to moral principles that do not result from our natural ...

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Hume said that it is possible that there is life after the grave, but it is unreasonable to ...

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Hume believed that the controversies in philosophy will be resolved if we first become clear about ...

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