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    Theology Midterm Review

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    posits that humans all bet with their lives either that God exists or does not exist. Skeptical Rationalism- Faith is not acceptable if there is no proof or something to back it up. Ex: If person A says he loves person B because she is kind but if you cant prove person B is kind then your faith does not exist They believe that faith is an irrational belief that a proposition is true. Believing Rationalism- Reduces faith to one’s acceptance of some proposition as true. Accept belief based on faith

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    branded belief system. In existentialism views‚ personal articulation of being is the olny way to rise above humanity`s absurd condition of much suffering and inevitable death. Existentialism is a reaction against traditional philosophies‚ such as rationalism and empiricism‚ that seek to discover an ultimate order in metaphysical principles or in the structure of the observed world‚ and thereby seek to discover universal meaning. Existentialism originated with the nineteenth-century

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    Naturalism Research Paper

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    English 4 5 April 2013 Naturalism The rise of the violent and radical Montagnards signaled an important moment in British‚ American‚ and French social thought. The late eighteenth century had been characterized by optimism‚ progressivism‚ rationalism‚ and secularism. The violent over-throw of the French Revolution and the increasing disorder and poverty of urban life in England‚ led to a retreat from these values. The result was a revival of religion and deep questioning of the notion of progress

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    Foucault And Biopower

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    Lock up the unemployed‚ single mothers‚ defrocked priests‚ prostitutes and those living on welfare. This would be a new edict if Foucault’s concept of biopower were to be put into practice. Biopower is defined by the French scholar‚ historian‚ and social theorist‚ Michel Foucault‚ as institutional control over life and death of the human species particularly those who were deemed to be “socially unproductive or disruptive”. He has argued that it is a long-term result of the 17th century Cartesian

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    Iqbal's Theory of Knowledge

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    theory of knowledge‚ which promises both direct evidence and indirect experience of God or Reality—the former by intuition or immediate experience and the latter by reflective thought. Rationalism‚ though not admired‚ is not wholly condemned and discarded by him. On the contrary‚ according to him‚ if rationalism is not divorced from concrete reality‚ it represents truth. This is visible from his own attitude and is also betrayed by his admiration for prophets and mystics and non-mystic rationalists

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    Analysis of Dover Beach

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    mindset of the populace and their entire belief system. I feel that the content Arnold decided to write about aids the reader in understanding that “Dover Beach” is a reflection of the changes he sees in his world due to industrialism‚ science‚ and a rationalism that opposes his traditional religious belief. Throughout the poem it “engages with religious issues‚ specifically the place of revealed religion in a culture that was becoming increasingly inimical if not hostile to it” (Clausson‚ 2008. Pg. 282)

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    Pg. 56 & doc. 2.1

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    The Hellenistic Age or Hellenistic World was an age where Greek and conquered cultures integrated together. It made a huge impact on society by the spreading and diffusion of cultures‚ the East meeting the West. The important lesson in this era was the lesson in change and continuity. It was also a period of uncertainty which the Greeks slowly learned to adapt to. However‚ Alexander the Great’s conquests had remarkable effect on the civilizations during this time as well. Alexander‚ along with his

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    According to Rousseau‚ noble savages live in the state of nature‚ which he believes is the golden stage of humans and exists in the past when humans were first-born. Unlike‚ Hobbes’ idea‚ which believes that humans are violence at their purest‚ have no order since no one can control each other‚ and are naturally “intrepid and seeks only to attack and to fight” (pg.20)‚ Rousseau stated that in the purest stage‚ men are innocent‚ proud‚ and strong. Moreover‚ he claimed that “Hobbes says precisely the

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    Psychology Psychology is defined as the study of behavior and mental processes. Early philosophers included Socrates‚ Plato‚ and Aristotle. These three had much to do in the teaching of many ideas such as rationalism and the Socratic Method. Psychology came about through philosophy. Philosophy at one time was considered by many to be the general school of thought. Psychology was always considered to be one with philosophy. In the year 1879 the psychology lab

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    An ethical question that Shelley poses in Act V of the play may be “Why is Beatrice choosing to behave this way?” Because all of a sudden she starts acting like her tyrant father. Or another ethical question could be “If Beatrice lived‚ would she continue acting like her father or would she change her morals and social behavior as soon as possible back to the way that she was before?” The development of Beatrice is a transference of power that we see in the play because she becomes just like her

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