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Classical liberalism argued that - (answer)the government should not interfere in
economic affairs.
Claude Lévi Strauss did NOT abandon Saussure's methods - (answer)while
conducting his ethnographic research.
Clear and distinct criterion - (answer)Rene Descartes's criterion of truth, according
to which that, and only that, which is perceived as clearly and distinctly as the fact
of one's own existence is certain.
Closest continuer theory: - (answer)The idea that whatever identity is closest to the
original identity is numerically identical to the original identity.
,Conceptualism - (answer)-The theory that universals are concepts and exist only in
the mind.
Consequentialism is the theory that - (answer)consequences of an action are what
make it moral or not.
Conway argued that, since God is an eternal creator, - (answer)the universe did not
have a moment of creation.
Critical theory is associated with which philosopher? - (answer)Jurgen Habermas
David Hume - (answer)held that there is no metaphysical knowledge and
maintained that knowledge is limited to what we experience. He summoned
powerful arguments to question our supposed knowledge of the self, causality,
God, and the external world.
David Hume analyzed the argument from design - (answer)as a defective and weak
analogy
, David Hume did not believe that moral judgments - (answer)are based on
reasoning from the observed facts of a situation.
Descartes' maintained that his idea of God - (answer)was derived from clear and
distinct knowledge.
Descartes; Thought is - (answer)the essential attribute of mind.
Design theorists use the analogy of a watch to explain - (answer)intelligent design.
Design theory is also called - (answer)the teleological argument for God's
existence.
Direct memories: - (answer)Memories that a person can actually recall
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Classical liberalism argued that - (answer)the government should not interfere in
economic affairs.
Claude Lévi Strauss did NOT abandon Saussure's methods - (answer)while
conducting his ethnographic research.
Clear and distinct criterion - (answer)Rene Descartes's criterion of truth, according
to which that, and only that, which is perceived as clearly and distinctly as the fact
of one's own existence is certain.
Closest continuer theory: - (answer)The idea that whatever identity is closest to the
original identity is numerically identical to the original identity.
,Conceptualism - (answer)-The theory that universals are concepts and exist only in
the mind.
Consequentialism is the theory that - (answer)consequences of an action are what
make it moral or not.
Conway argued that, since God is an eternal creator, - (answer)the universe did not
have a moment of creation.
Critical theory is associated with which philosopher? - (answer)Jurgen Habermas
David Hume - (answer)held that there is no metaphysical knowledge and
maintained that knowledge is limited to what we experience. He summoned
powerful arguments to question our supposed knowledge of the self, causality,
God, and the external world.
David Hume analyzed the argument from design - (answer)as a defective and weak
analogy
, David Hume did not believe that moral judgments - (answer)are based on
reasoning from the observed facts of a situation.
Descartes' maintained that his idea of God - (answer)was derived from clear and
distinct knowledge.
Descartes; Thought is - (answer)the essential attribute of mind.
Design theorists use the analogy of a watch to explain - (answer)intelligent design.
Design theory is also called - (answer)the teleological argument for God's
existence.
Direct memories: - (answer)Memories that a person can actually recall
