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Systems of Perception

Systems of Perception. Rationalism : Pilate When this is the sole guide in discovering about God, then the supernatural must be explained by human understanding. All that cannot be explained is rejected as untrue. Empiricism : Thomas

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Systems of Perception

Systems of Perception. Rationalism : Pilate When this is the sole guide in discovering about God, then the supernatural must be explained by human understanding. All that cannot be explained is rejected as untrue. Empiricism : Thomas

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The Rationality of Religious Belief

The Rationality of Religious Belief. What reasons are there to believe that God or some supernatural force exists? The existence and order of the universe Miracles The very definition of God Meaningfulness in our lives. If Religious Belief is Unjustified, then Why Do People Believe in God?.

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The First Cause (Cosmological) Argument

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Philosophical Questions

Philosophical Questions. Problems?. If a tree falls in the forest and there is no-one there to see it, does it make a sound? If God created all things? Who created God? If it is about the survival of the fittest - then I can do whatever I am able to do?

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The Nature of God

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The Teleological Proof (I)

The Teleological Proof (I). A Posteriori Argument: A argument in which a key premise can only be known through experience of the actual world. Principle of Sufficient Reason (PSR): For every positive fact, whatsoever, there is a sufficient reason, known or unknown, explaining why it is.

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The God of reason

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Is there a God? Why would I believe that?

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An Introduction to Philosophy

An Introduction to Philosophy. Etymology of Philosophy. etymology: philo-sophia philo = love of sophia = wisdom . I. What Is Philosophy?. A. The Subject Matter of Philosophy 1. Philosophy studies some general, fundamental questions, about the

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Teleological Argument

Teleological Argument. James A. Van Slyke Azusa Pacific University . Teleological argument. The World exhibits intelligent purpose or order Therefore, there must be a divine intelligence or designer to account for the nature of the universe. Natural Theology. William Paley (1743-1805)

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The Teleological Argument

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Acts 17

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The Teleological Argument

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The Rationality of Religious Belief

The Rationality of Religious Belief. What reasons are there to believe that God or some supernatural force exists? The existence and order of the universe Miracles The very definition of God Meaningfulness in our lives. If Religious Belief is Unjustified, then Why Do People Believe in God?.

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The Teleological Argument

The Teleological Argument. Aquinas, Paley (1743-1805) The Argument: Two Ways To View It: First Way: Argument By Analogy 1. Aspects Of Natural World Are Like Machines 2. Machines Are Produced By Intelligent Design 3. Therefore, Aspects Of Natural World Are Produced By Intelligent Design (God).

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Is Religion Reasonable? Faith Seeking Understanding

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