Religious Language 0.0 / 5 ? PhilosophyReligious LangaugeA2/A-levelOCR Created by: HannahCreated on: 09-10-17 21:18 Aquinas argues that the best way to describe God is by using ______ Analogy 1 of 23 Wittgenstein's book is called _________ Tractatus 2 of 23 Ayer developed the ____ verification principle Weak 3 of 23 ____ applied the falsification principle to religious language Flew 4 of 23 This terms means that God is outside of the Universe Transcendent 5 of 23 Words that mean the same thing in all contexts - this language is rejected by Aquinas Univocal 6 of 23 Words that mean different things when used in different contexts - this language is rejected by Aquinas Equivocal 7 of 23 Language, Truth and Logic was written by ____ Ayer 8 of 23 Someone who believes in God is known as a ______ Theist 9 of 23 Propositions that are true by definition (similar to tautology) Analytic 10 of 23 Another word for 'form of life' which Wittgenstein talks of Lebensform 11 of 23 Hare argues that religious believers see the world in a certain way. This is known as '_____' Bliks 12 of 23 _________ talks about the toys in the cupboard coming out at night Swinburne 13 of 23 ________ speaks about the parable of the stranger/partisan Mitchell 14 of 23 Wittgenstein argues that we all take part in the language _____ games 15 of 23 The initial ___________ principle was put together by the logical positivists verification 16 of 23 A posteriori statements which can be verifiable or falsified through empirical evidence Synthetic 17 of 23 This philosopher speaks about eschatological verification Hick 18 of 23 A supporter of the falsification principle would argue that religious language is ____________ because it cannot be falsified meaningless 19 of 23 Popper developed the _____________ principle falsification 20 of 23 The parable of the Gardener was used by Flew but was developed by John ______ Wisdom 21 of 23 When speaking of language games, Wittgenstein uses the example of _____ chess 22 of 23 ______ points out that the verification principle cannot be verified itself Davies 23 of 23
Critically assess Wittgenstein’s belief that language games allow religious statements to have meaning. 0.0 / 5
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