Descartes based his argument for the existence of God on his idea of an infinite and perfect being
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Locke’s term for the most fundamental, basic units of knowledge is complex ideas
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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
FALSE
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
TRUE
The principle of induction is the assumption that the future will be like the past
TRUE
The noumena, according to Kant is made up of things as they appear to us
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Kant’s categories of the understanding are the organizing principles that the mind brings to experience
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St. Thomas Aquinas developed a version of the design argument called the First Cause ARgumetn
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The greek word “telos” means causation
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Moral evil is the suffering to both humans and animals that results from natural causes, like diseas and tornados
FALSE
The term “omniscient” means all knowning
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A theodicy is an attempt to justify God’s allowing evil to occur in the world
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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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The adversary model of the relationship between science and religion states that science and religion are never in conflict
FALSE
Perspectivalism describes the relationship between science and religion as one in which science adn religion cover two different territories
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