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What are reasons seven contrasting approaches |
Sense perception Tradition Testimony Intuition Common sense Skepticism Fideism |
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Difference between Skeptical and Skepticism |
Skeptical- desiring furthering evidence prior to a commitment Skepticism- Claims that knowledge is not possible |
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What is agnosticism? Problems with agnosticism. |
No knowledge. If one has no knowledge how do you know to choose and act |
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What is the argument something must be eternal? |
All is temporal All had a beginning All came into being All came into being from non-being. This violates the laws of thought so something must be eternal. Bam |
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What are agrippas five modes |
Arguments from disagreement Arguments that throw one into an infinite regress Arguments from relativity Arguments without providing an argument Arguing in a circle |
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Explain rationalism |
Reason rather than experience is the foundation of knowledge |
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Explain empiricism |
All knowledge is through sense experience |
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Explain Fideism |
All knowledge is not possible |
