Developments

1. Proposition that is only factually or descriptively or cognitively meaningful if it is able to be verified empirically (6, 12)
4. Who said : Defines God as our “ultimate concern”, “Being itself” and the “ground of our being” (7)
5. Developed Antony Flew's idea that a statement may be verifiable if it is known what empirical evidence would prove it to be false. He applied this idea to religious language. (4, 6)
6. Describing God by saying what he is not (3, 8)
10. How Ogden and Richards show that words mean different things to different people in different situations. (8, 8)

2. Who said : “Don’t ask for the meaning, ask for the use” (12)
3. Who said: Written language is even further removed from ‘reality’ (5)
7. Referring to God without describing him (8)
8. Language that has two meanings depending on the context. I.e. Time (9)
9. Who said : Demythologise the accounts to get to their true meaning, the “kernel of truth” (8)

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