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Deast7027

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In Ockhams philosophy, intuitive knowledge refers to
 
 

a. an inner, religious or mystical experience.
  b. knowledge based on the emotions and not on perception.
  c. the sort of knowledge that is only available to God.
   d. the perception of external things and the immediate awareness of our inner states.



Question 2

Which of the following states Ockhams razor?
 
 

a. Everything should be explained with as few a number of principles as possible.
  b. We should avoid all attempts to prove Gods existence.
  c. All knowledge is based on experience.
  d. We should shave off all beliefs not based on revelation.
 
 




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Answer to Question 1

d.

Answer to Question 2

a



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