Religious Expeirences
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- Created on: 08-01-16 16:45
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- Religious experiecnes
- Religious Experiences
- Mystical Experiences - direct intimate experience
- Passive - sense of feeling that one is taken over by superior power
- Ineffable - can't communicate
- Noetic - gain knowledge & understanding
- Transient - short time, long lasting
- Visions - seen or heard something supernatural / being
- Imaginary
- Intellectual
- Corporeal
- Conversion - change
- Unconscious
- Conscious
- Non empirical occurrence, and may be perceived as supernatural
- Religious experiecnes
- Religious Experiences
- Mystical Experiences - direct intimate experience
- Passive - sense of feeling that one is taken over by superior power
- Ineffable - can't communicate
- Noetic - gain knowledge & understanding
- Transient - short time, long lasting
- Visions - seen or heard something supernatural / being
- Imaginary
- Intellectual
- Corporeal
- Conversion - change
- Unconscious
- Conscious
- Non empirical occurrence, and may be perceived as supernatural
- Numinous - feeling of holy, religious awareness and the smaller self
- Mystical Experiences - direct intimate experience
- FOR: William James
- Value judgement - meaning
- Existential Judgement - nature
- Potential evidence - emotion
- FOR: Swinburne
- Principle of credulity
- Principle of testimony
- Cumulative Argument - based on all arguments
- Argument Against
- Science
- Freud - illusions which project persons ultimate belief
- Ramachandran - linked temporal lobe epilepsy to RE - sweated from religious imagery
- Persinger - stimulating temporal lobe he could induce feeling of RE
- Philosophy
- Is it authentic
- Beyond human experiences
- Hard to understand
- Science
- Religious Experiences
- Religious experiecnes
- Numinous - feeling of holy, religious awareness and the smaller self
- Mystical Experiences - direct intimate experience
- FOR: William James
- Value judgement - meaning
- Existential Judgement - nature
- Potential evidence - emotion
- FOR: Swinburne
- Principle of credulity
- Principle of testimony
- Cumulative Argument - based on all arguments
- Argument Against
- Science
- Freud - illusions which project persons ultimate belief
- Ramachandran - linked temporal lobe epilepsy to RE - sweated from religious imagery
- Persinger - stimulating temporal lobe he could induce feeling of RE
- Philosophy
- Is it authentic
- Beyond human experiences
- Hard to understand
- Science
- Religious Experiences
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