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21 Cards in this Set
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Neo-Platonism
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strand of Platonic thought which was reintroduced and became influential in early Christianity
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Emanation
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out growth of the contemplative mind
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Participation
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allows use to come into great knowledge of God
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Zoroastrianism
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there's a good god and an evil god locked in eternal conflict
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Manichaeanism
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formed through Zoroastrianism
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Monasticism
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life lived in solitude
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White martyrdom
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withdrawal of oneself from the world
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Red martyrdom
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killed for beliefs
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Wrote 'Confessions'
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Augustine
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Scholasticism
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scholarly set of instructional methods
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Disputational Model
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work through a set of disputed questions and extensive commentary
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Montaisne
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Wrote the 'Essays'
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Optimists
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Believed there are certain things we can think about and resolve
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Modern Science
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Sense of surity or certainty that had not been there before
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Stove Heated Room experience
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Time of intense meditation in Germant for Rene Descartes
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Cartesian System of Thought
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Truth is seen in image of a tree (roots, trunk, branches)
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British Empiricism
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type of theory or formally part of epistemology
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Concept empiricism
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singling out concepts that apply to some sort of experience
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Belief empiricism
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for beliefs to have merit they must relate in some fashion to your experience
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Published 'Novum Organum' in 1620
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Francis Bacon
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Tabular rasa
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Belief that when you are born your mind is a blank slate
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