Falsification Principle A revision of Anthony Flew, John Hick, and thier challenges. 2.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? Religious StudiesA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: KirstyCreated on: 29-05-12 16:46 Finish Flew's quote: "What would have to occur to constitute for you... a disproof of the love, or existence of God" 1 of 7 What does John Widsom's parable of the gardener illustrate? That religious people block challenges to their beliefs 2 of 7 What did Richard Swineburne use as an example of something that has meaning but cannot be proven? Toys moving in cupboards 3 of 7 What did R.M. Hare describe religious believers beliefs as? Bliks 4 of 7 The Falsification Principle was developed (most recently) after which period? The logical Positivist movement 5 of 7 What did Basil Mitchell claim religious believers did when they had challenges to their beliefs? Accepted them, but didn't withdraw thier beliefs 6 of 7 Braithwaite said that the biggest mistake when discussing religious language was.. Treating language as cognitive when it's non cognitive 7 of 7
"The falsification principle offers no challenge to religious belief."Essay plan 5.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings
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