verification and falsification 2.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? Religious StudiesPhilosophyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: megancm97Created on: 26-10-15 13:19 Fasification Statement is only meaningful, if you know what sense experience would show it to false. 1 of 13 Logical Positivism Philosophical movement in the twentieth century that sought to analyse religious and moral launguage scientifically. 2 of 13 Verifiaction Statement is only meaningful if you can verify it through the senses. 3 of 13 Non-Cognitive Religious statements that express opinions and values. 4 of 13 Cogntive Religiou statements about the world that can be true or false. 5 of 13 Eschatological verification You can verify God when you die 6 of 13 Synthetic Statement that has to be verified to find truth or falsity. Not intrinsically proven. 7 of 13 Death By 1000 Qualifications Religious believer is not challenged by the existence of God. Reasoning has no effect without evidence 8 of 13 Second Edition of the Verification Principle A statement is held to be literally meaningful if and only if it is either analytic or emperically verifiable. 9 of 13 Bliks Hare: fundamental belief meaning "we cannot give up". Guides our lives. 10 of 13 Putative Statements Generally considered to be reputable 11 of 13 Analytic Statement that cannot be doubted. 12 of 13 Language Games Wittgenstein: religious language is like a game - different way of speaking. It won't mean anything to those who are ignorant. 13 of 13
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