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Freedom correct answers Government: The state of having little or no legal or physical restraints upon one's actions. Religion: The power rooted in reason and will, to act or not to act, to do or not to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate actions on one's own responsibility. What does it mean to be human? correct answers "...made in the image and likeness of God." God is free, so we are as well. Determinism correct answers the idea that human actions are dictated by and can be predicted from the laws of nature Bertrand Russell correct answers Still today, many philosophers & psychologists believe that people do not act as a result of reason and will, but rather as a result of "programmed" behaviors. This makes any action unworthy of either praise or blame since it is not a conscious decision. Ivan Pavlov correct answers Classical Conditioning experiments with dogs B.F. Skinner correct answers : Behaviorism (operant conditioning) experiments with rats - then tried on children. "Give me a child and I'll shape him into anything." Conclusion: Freedom is an illusion Classical Conditioning correct answers Neutral signal appears before a reflex Focuses on involuntary, automatic behavior Operant Conditioning correct answers Reinforcement or punishment comes after a behavior Focuses on strengthening or weakening voluntary behaviors Practical Refutation correct answers Principle of Contradiction: Something cannot be x and not-x in the same way. Chair cannot be 3 feet tall and not 3 feet tall. Aristotle argued with a man who claimed this principle was untrue by practically refuting it - proving it wrong by putting it into practice. Why Sin is a Necessary Concept correct answers It's real - it's not abstract or mysterious like the Trinity Jesus's mission doesn't make sense if sin weren't real Jesus is the cure to the sickness of sin types of sin correct answers original personal social