Ontologcal Argument 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Religious StudiesPhilosophyASOCR Created by: Esther MillsCreated on: 21-04-13 18:42 What is a priori? A priori is without refernce to experience 1 of 8 What is a posteriori? A posteriori is from or after experience 2 of 8 What is an Inductive argument? Inductive argumets are those which even if the premises are true then the conclusion does not have to follow on from the premises. 3 of 8 What is a Deductive argument? This is when the premises are noth true and they are followed by the final statement which is also true. 4 of 8 What is an Analytic Statement? This is a statement of which the truth value is determined by the definition of their concepts. 5 of 8 What is a Synthetic statement? This is a statement of which the truth value cannot be determined by the definition of their concepts. 6 of 8 What is a necessary being? A being that, if it exists, cannot not exist, whose non - existence would be a self-contradiction. 7 of 8 What is a Contingent being? That which need not be, that which could have been different: something that has dependency 8 of 8
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