Knowldge Of God

Question 1

Faith

Answer 1

Voulantery commitment to belief without need for evidence

Question 2

Empiricisms

Answer 2

Belief in the senses as a source of knowledge and evidence

Question 3

Revelation

Answer 3

Uncovering or being revealed knowledge of god in a clear way

Question 4

Natural theology

Answer 4

Using human senses and reasoning to uncover truths about god

Question 5

Paleys watch argument

Answer 5

Knowledge of god through nature

Question 6

Revealed theology

Answer 6

Revelation chosen by gods which humans could not coo,pretend without him

Question 7

Mediate revelation

Answer 7

Less direct knowledge of god like through hearing from prophets

Question 8

Immediate revelation

Answer 8

God makes himself directly known to humans

Question 9

Sensus divinitas

Answer 9

People poses a natural inclination to recognise existence of god
.it provides a base of moral understanding and moral rights to god

Question 10

Principle of accommodations

Answer 10

God communicates through humanity and the message is adapted to the understanding of the universe which explains why we must seek god through nature e.g paley

Question 11

Baths argument

Answer 11

Human nature completely corrupted by the fall and there’s no knowledge of god apart from his revelations and there is no contact between god and humans apart from this

Question 12

Brunners argument

Answer 12

Points of contact between god is beauty and nature conscience and sensus divinitas these points give us a basic understanding of god. If you wish to deepen understanding through revelation and faith. As well as this the fall has hurt human nature but not fully corrupted it so we are still able to have a relationship with gods