Religion and Philosophy

In Humes philosophy, the term impressions refers to a. the experience of our immediate sensations ...

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Humes theory of the association of ideas includes the principle of a. resemblance. b. ...

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For Hume, matters of fact concern propositions which a. are absolutely certain. b. tell us ...

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Humes view of the self is that it is a. a mental substance that undergoes modification while ...

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One way of formulating the principle of induction is to state that a. what is true of the whole ...

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Hume approaches ethics by examining a. the Western religious tradition. b. the universal, ...

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Hume says the two sources of moral rules are a. matters of fact and relations of ideas. b. ...

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The agnostic claims that a. God does not exist. b. we do not have adequate evidence for or ...

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The history of philosophy is now divided into the preKantian and postKantian periods. Indicate ...

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Kant had very little respect for the science of his day. Indicate whether the statement is true ...

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Kant thinks that the mind is an organizing tool that we apply only after experience has already ...

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Kant rejects Descartess notion that substances are metaphysical realities beneath our experiences. ...

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Kant believed that the self studied by the sciences is identical to the real, essential self. ...

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For Kant, the one thing in the world that is good without qualification is a good will. ...

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Kant argued that the act of suicide is deeply tragic but is not immoral. Indicate whether the ...

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Kant says that life after death cannot be proven, but it is a practical postulate of morality. ...

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Kants task was to a. get clear on the foundations of scientific knowledge. b. reconcile science ...

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Kant agreed with the rationalists that a. the idea of God is innate. b. knowledge does not begin ...

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Kant referred to his own thought as a. rationalistic metaphysics. b. theistic empiricism. c. ...

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The key theme in Kants radical new approach to epistemology was the claim that a. ideas and ...

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Every parent has a child would be an example of which kind of judgment? a. analytic a priori b. ...

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According to Kant, an analytic a posteriori judgment would be: a. All bodies are extended. b. ...

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Kants transcendental method tries to a. use doubt to find which beliefs are certain. b. find ...

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Kants categories of the understanding are a. organizing principles the mind brings to experience. ...

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According to Kant, the objects we find within experience are a. exact representations of the ...

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