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Materialism

The belief that only physical matter exists.

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Dualism

The philosophical theory that both material (body) and immaterial (mind) substances exist.

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Cogito, ergo sum

Latin for "I think, therefore I am," emphasizing self-awareness and existence.

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Wax Argument

Demonstrates that our understanding of objects remains while their physical properties can change.

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Category Mistake

Ryle's argument that the mind is not separate from the body, challenging dualism.

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Design Argument

Paley's assertion that the complexity in nature implies an intelligent designer, or God.

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Pascal's Wager

The belief that it is rational to believe in God as the potential for eternal happiness with minimal loss.

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Critique of Faith

Scriven's argument that faith lacks the justificatory power that reason provides.

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Hiddenness of God

McKim's concept that God's inaccessibility leads to challenges in belief and faith.

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Free Will Defense

The argument that free will justifies the existence of evil by allowing for moral choices.

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___ is the belief that only physical matter exists.

Materialism

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___ is the philosophical theory that both material and immaterial substances exist.

Dualism

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___ means 'I think, therefore I am' in Latin.

Cogito, ergo sum

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The ___ Argument demonstrates that our understanding of objects remains while their physical properties can change.

Wax

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___ is Ryle's argument that the mind is not separate from the body, challenging dualism.

Category Mistake

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Paley's ___ asserts that the complexity in nature implies an intelligent designer, or God.

Design Argument

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___ suggests it is rational to believe in God as the potential for eternal happiness with minimal loss.

Pascal's Wager

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Scriven's argument regarding faith is that it lacks the justificatory power that reason provides, referred to as the ___ of Faith.

Critique

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The ___ of God is McKim's concept that God's inaccessibility leads to challenges in belief and faith.

Hiddenness

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The ___ Defense argues that free will justifies the existence of evil by allowing for moral choices.

Free Will

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What is the definition of materialism in philosophy?

Materialism is the belief that only physical matter exists.

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What does dualism propose about the nature of reality?

Dualism proposes that both material (body) and immaterial (mind) substances exist.

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What does 'Cogito, ergo sum' emphasize?

It emphasizes self-awareness and existence.

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How does the Wax Argument illustrate our understanding of objects?

It demonstrates that our understanding of objects remains even when their physical properties change.

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What does Ryle's Category Mistake argue?

It argues that the mind is not separate from the body, thus challenging dualism.

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What is the Design Argument in philosophy?

The Design Argument asserts that the complexity in nature implies an intelligent designer, or God.

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What is Pascal's Wager?

It is the belief that it is rational to believe in God as it offers the potential for eternal happiness with minimal loss.

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What is Scriven's Critique of Faith?

It is the argument that faith lacks the justificatory power that reason provides.

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What is the Hiddenness of God?

It is the concept that God's inaccessibility leads to challenges in belief and faith.

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What does the Free Will Defense argue about the existence of evil?

It argues that free will justifies the existence of evil by allowing for moral choices.

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