5 Written Questions
5 Matching Questions
- Cosmological Argument
- a The belief that everything is God.
- b The concepts that under certain circumstances people are not morally reponsible for their decisions and conduct.
- c An Argument for the existence of God that claims that there must be ultimate causal explanation for why the universe as a totality exists.
- d The banch of philosophy that investigates the nature, source, limitations, and validity of knowledge.
- e A consequentialist ethical theory that contends that we act morally when we act in a way that pormotes our own best interest.
5 Multiple Choice Questions
- The metaethical position that ethical statements primarily express surprise, shock, or some other emotion.
- The view that events are fixed and that humans can do nothing to alter them.
- The theory that everything that occurs happens in accordance with some regular pattern or law.
- The belief in a personal God who intervenes in the lives of the creation.
- The freedom of being able to decide for oneself by using one's own rationality.
5 True/False Questions
A Priori → Pertaining to knowledge stated in empirically verifiable statements; inductive reasoning.
Idealism → In metaphysics, the position that reality is ultimatley nonmatter.
Free Will → The denial that human acts are completely determined.
Anarchism → The theory that all forms of government are incompatible with individaul and social liberty and should be abolished.
Correspondence Theory → A theory contending that truth is a property of a related group of consistent statements.