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in chp 1 swinburne ...
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analyzes concept
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which of following NOT one of 3 properties of God
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perfect goodness
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swinburne holds that..
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god is person neither male/female
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god's omniscience would mean..
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would know everything that is knowable
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swinburne believes that god..
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eternal in the sense that he has existed @ each moment of past, exists now, and each mom. of future
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two kinds of good actions are
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supererogatory actions and duties
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god's perfect freedom mean ...
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a b and c
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swinburne believes that..
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a b and c
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swinburne says that person any person not just humans..
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individual with basic powers, beliefs, and purpose
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gods perfect goodness would follow from gods
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omniscience and perf. freedom
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swinburne believes that...
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moral truths are truths whether or not there is god
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supererogatory good acts...
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are acts go beyond obligations
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omnipotence would mean that..
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can doall logically possible things
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swinburne believes...
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both b and c
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souls, swinburne says...
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a and c
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b/c swinburne believes taht humans are both minds and bodies...
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substance dualist
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consciousness on swinburnes account..
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not a or C
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some time in evolutionary history bodies of very complex...
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not a and c
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brain transplant thought experiment designed to show..
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mental events are not related to brain events(not answer)
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regarding miracles thinks we do not have enough historical evidence ...
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to know that some occurrences in world are miracles even if we cannot know exactly which ...
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what is principle of credulity
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we should believe that things are as they seem unless future evidence shows we are wrong
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swinburne thinks miracles...
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by themselves do not provide enough evidence for god
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regarding miracles, swinburne says if there is a god..
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we would expect him to interact with us on a personal basis but not very often
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swinbure says a miracle is...
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NOT any currently unexplainable violation
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swinburne concludes that god..
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prob. exists
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evil the problem of evil..
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both a and b
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in order to be rational about ones believe the believer must have an answer 2 problem of evil
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TRUE
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2 account fully for the evil in world, swinburne relies only on afterlife.. TF?
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FALSE
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god could have chosen 2 give humans free will and at same time make sure correct choices?
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FALSE
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taht even though individual moral evils are terrible things, the greater good is that humans have been created as free beings with strong responsibility..compassion, forgivness..
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TRUE
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that ones needs theodicy to account for human suffering but one does not for animals?
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FALSE
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evil in the context of the argument from evil.. evil is defined as...
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NOT immoral actions of agents who could have done otherwise
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the free will defense..
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holds that it is logically impossible for god to create free beings and guarantee no evil
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two kinds of evil
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moral and natural
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swinburne says our world
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containsa lot of evil
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a theodicy is...
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not both of above
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believest hat even though natural evils can be terrible, humans can rely on natural laws..
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TRUE
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theism swinburne says...
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is simpler than humanism and materialism
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according to swin. humanism..
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both a and b
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materialism is view that..
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NOT that unexplained by material laws
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theism swinburne says..
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NOT b and c
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