METHODS OF SCIENCE

Question 1

A WAY TO PROCEED IN DOING SOMETHING. IT IS SAID TO BE SUITABLE WHEN IT YIELDS POSITIVE RESULTS.

Answer 1

METHOD

Question 2

A WAY OF PROCEDURE FROM THE KNOWN TO UNKNOWN, FROM A GIVEN STARTING POINT TO FINAL PROPOSITIONS IN A DETERMINED FIELD OF KNOWLEDGE.

Answer 2

METHOD IN SCIENCE

Question 3

DEPEND ON MATTER FOR THEIR BEING AND FOR THEIR BEING UNDERSTOOD; ANYTHING THOSE DEFINITION CONTAINS SENSIBLE MATTER

Answer 3

MOBILE BEINGS

Question 4

DEPEND ON MATTER FOR THEIR BEING BUT NOT FOR THEIR BEING UNDERSTOOD; SENSIBLE MATTER IS NOT INCLUDED IN THEIR DEFINITION

Answer 4

MATHEMATICAL BEINGS

Question 5

BEING THAT CAN EXIST WITHOUT MATTER

Answer 5

METAPHYSICAL BEINGS

Question 6

EXAMPLES OF MOBILE BEINGS

Answer 6

HUMANS, ANIMALS

Question 7

EXAMPLES OF MATHEMATICAL BEINGS

Answer 7

LINES, NUMBERS

Question 8

EXAMPLES OF METAPHYSICAL BEINGS

Answer 8

ANGELS, SOUL

Question 9

REFERS TO THINGS THAT THE SCIENCE COVERS IN ITS STUDY

Answer 9

MATERIAL OBJECT OF A SCIENCE

Question 10

EXAMPLE OF MATERIAL OBJECT OF A SCIENCE

Answer 10

NUMBERS IN ARITHMETIC

Question 11

REFERS TO THE PRIMARY OBJECT OF ITS STUDY

Answer 11

FORMAL OBJECT OF A SCIENCE

Question 12

EXAMPLE OF FORMAL OBJECT OF A SCIENCE

Answer 12

FOUR OPERATIONS OF FUNCTIONS OF NUMBERS

Question 13

CHARACTERISTIC OF NATURAL SCIENCE; RATIONABILITER

Answer 13

MODE OF REASON

Question 14

METHOD OF MATHEMATICS; DISCIPLINABILITER

Answer 14

MODE OF LEARNING

Question 15

TO RECEIVE LEARNING FROM ANOTHER

Answer 15

DISCERE

Question 16

METHOD OF DIVINE SCIENCE OR FIRST PHILOSOPHY; INTELLECTUALITER; PROCEEDS ACCORDING TO THE MODE OF INTELLECT; CAN KNOW SEPARATED INTELLIGENCE SUCH AS NATURE OF SUBSTANCE, POTENCY, ACT

Answer 16

MODE OF UNDERSTANDING

Question 17

CONSIDERS MULTIPLICITY; REASON MOVING FROM MANY TO ONE

Answer 17

WAY OF REASON

Question 18

CONSIDERS UNITY; INTELLECT COMPREHENDS MANY THINGS IN ONE

Answer 18

WAY OF INTELLECT

Question 19

2 WAYS TO TRUTH

Answer 19

ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS

Question 20

BREAK DOWN STATEMENTS TO SIMPLER ONES

Answer 20

ANALYSIS

Question 21

START WITH SIMPLE DETAILS, COMBINE TO FORM MORE COMPLEX IDEAS

Answer 21

SYNTHESIS

Question 22

WHAT ARE THE FIVE PROOFS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD?

Answer 22

PROOF FROM MOTION, PROOF BY EFFICIENT CAUSE, PROOF FROM NECESSARY BEING, PROOF FROM DEGREE OF BEING, PROOF FROM THE FINAL CAUSE

Question 23

BEGINS WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF MORAL ARGUMENT IN OUR CULTURE

Answer 23

ARGUMENT OF AFTER VIRTUE

Question 24

ASSERTS THAT THERE IS NO VALID JUSTIFICATION FOR ANY CLAIMS THAT OBJECTIVE AND IMPERSONAL STANDARDS EXIST AND HENCE, THERE ARE NO STANDARDS

Answer 24

EMOTIVISM

Question 25

HOW MANY QUESTIONS IN SUMMA CONTRA GENTILES?

Answer 25

614

Question 26

THE QUESTIONS ARE SUBDIVIDED INTO HOW MANY ARTICLES?

Answer 26

3,125 ARTICLES

Question 27

THE SUMMA IS DIVIDED INTO HOW MANY PARTS?

Answer 27

THREE

Question 28

WHAT ARE THE BASIC PARTS OF THE SUMMA?

Answer 28

QUESTIONS, OBJECTIONS, ON THE CONTRARY, I RESPOND THAT, REPLIES TO THE OBJECTIONS