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1
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Descartes based his argument for the existence of God on his idea of an infinite and perfect being

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TRUE

2
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Locke’s term for the most fundamental, basic units of knowledge is complex ideas

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FALSE

3
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Ideas of Reflection are singular concepts derived from our sese experience of the outside world, like hot, yellow, sweet or soft

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FALSE

4
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According to Locke, the primary qualities of an object are those things that can be scientificially studied and mathematically expressed, like size shape or weight

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TRUE

5
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The principle of induction is the assumption that the future will be like the past

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TRUE

6
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The noumena, according to Kant is made up of things as they appear to us

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FALSE

7
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Kant’s categories of the understanding are the organizing principles that the mind brings to experience

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TRUE

8
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St. Thomas Aquinas developed a version of the design argument called the First Cause ARgumetn

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FALSE

9
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The greek word “telos” means causation

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FALSE

10
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Moral evil is the suffering to both humans and animals that results from natural causes, like diseas and tornados

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FALSE

11
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The term “omniscient” means all knowning

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TRUE

12
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A theodicy is an attempt to justify God’s allowing evil to occur in the world

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TRUE

13
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The free will defense claims that God cuold not creat creatures who have freedom of the iwll but who are incapable of doing evil

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TRUE

14
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The adversary model of the relationship between science and religion states that science and religion are never in conflict

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FALSE

15
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Perspectivalism describes the relationship between science and religion as one in which science adn religion cover two different territories

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FALSE