Disney and Darwin ~ Quiz 3

Basically, epistemology is about how you know what you know

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Everyone in this class (including the professor) tells you that you have never been to this class because the course was cancelled; thus, there never was a class meting. The reason you know you have attended this class is due to your senses.

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Two extreme views are that (1) science and religion battle to the death, with one victorious and the other defeated, and (2) that science and religion must represent the same quest and can therefore be fully and smoothly integrated into one grand synthesis.

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Regarding the previous question, Gould contends _____ most specifically grands dignity and distinction to each subject. (Regarding the two previous questions, Gould contends ? grants dignity and distinction to each subject)

a Golden Mean

NOMA is non-overlapping magisteria

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In NOMA Defined & Defended, Gould posits that religion is essentially about "ought" and science is about "is"

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Concerning the two domains of science and religion NOMA holds, in part (1) equal worth and necessary status for any complete human life, and (2) that science and religion remain logically distinct and fully separate styles of inquiry

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Whether good or bad, which phrase seems to carry more weight as a knowledge claim in our current western society:

"It's scientific fact that..."

How old were both Charles Darwin and Walt Disney when they took their traveling leaps into the unknown?

22

For Charles Darwin's funeral in Westminster Abby, the song composed was taken from "the Bible's" book of Proverbs: "Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding"

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It is possible, that the above Bible verse illustrates that even the Judeo-Christian God states that a benefit for acquiring wisdom and understanding is happiness.

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Due to general-public deniers of biological evolution, Walt Disney gave up the idea of human evolution in his film __________.

Fantasia

Floyd Norman told us that the Walt Disney he knew, and worked with, was NOT a racist.

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Floyd Norman and Micael Broggie told us that having failures early in careers are normal, and that Walt had big failures early in his career but that Walt never gave up

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Walt told Michael Broggie how to achieve by having curiosity, confidence, courage, and constancy.

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