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what does the Experiential Argument say?
It focuses on personal experiences with God that people say its divine
what does Genesis 1:1 say?
In the beginning God created the Heavens and the Earth
what does worldview mean?
A framework of beliefs used to interpret life
What does secularism mean?
Believe humans are center of reality. Nonbelief in any other worldview
True or False
Marxism is a secular worldview?
True
what does the Teleological argument say?
It's based on design, order and purpose in the universe
what does Genesis 1:27 say?
so, God created mankind in his own image.
what does polytheism mean?
Belief in or worship more than one God
What does Marxism mean?
Lack of belief in any God, Atheist worldview
what is the message behind the Parable of the Blind Men and The Elephant?
All world views can be right, in their ways
what does the Cosmological argument say?
It says everything that begins to exist has a cause
What bible verse links/aligns to Biology of the 10 academic world view?
John 1:14
Moral rules that change based on culture or personal opinion.
What does Atheism mean?
No belief in a Deity or a God.
What is the message behind Plato's cave analogy?
Blinded by the truth
what does the Anthropological argument say?
It's based on the Human nature that points to God.
what exact bible verse, is the great Commission on
Matthew 28:16-20
What does Objective Morality mean?
An idea that moral truths exist independent of culture
What does conscience mean?
The inner sense of right and wrong
True or false
Romans 1:20 is often used to support the Anthropological argument?
False it's the Teleological argument.
what does the ontological Argument say?
It says, if you can think of a possible greatest being it must exist.
what exact bible verse, does Saul get blinded and healed by the truth?
Acts 9:1-19
what does Postmodernism mean?
Skeptical of universe truths and metanarratives
What does Fine tuning mean?
The precise Physical constants that allow life to exist.
What are all the 10 academic disciplines?
Ethics, Biology, Law, Theology, History, Politics, Sociology, Psychology, Economics and Philosophy.