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19 Cards in this Set
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atheist
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denies there is a god
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agnostic
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doesnt deny/affirm that there is a god
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indifferent
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fails to engage at all
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theist
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affirms a personal god
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deist
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affirms an impersonal god
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monotheist
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affirms only one god
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polytheist
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affirms many gods
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3 ways of knowing god
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Experiencing god (nature, sacraments, prayer, miracles), Reasoning to god (logic), Believing another (bible, friends or family, Jesus, genuflection)
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3 faith stages
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childhood stage (cultural faith), adolescent stage (transitional faith), adult stage (conviction faith)
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St Thomas Aquinas made which arguments?
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Argument of Motion/Change, Argument of Causality, Argument by Necessity/Contingency, Argument by Design/Order, Argument by Perfection
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Argument of Motion
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everything is moving, something must have started the movement
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Argument of Causality
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everything had a cause, God was "First Cause"
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Argument of Necessity/Contingency
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All things are possible but one must be necessary if there are to be any beings at all.
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Argument of Design/Order
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The complexity and harmonious operation of the Universe demands an intelligent and purposeful designer
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Argument of Perfection
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Everything is judged against perfection, implies a perfect being (god)
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IXOYX
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Jesus Christ Gods Son Savior
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Chi Rho
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Jesus the Christ
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IHS
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Jesus's name
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salvation
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to be healed
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