religious language 0.0 / 5 ? Philosophyreligious languageA2/A-levelOCR Created by: CAITLIN0711Created on: 07-11-19 13:08 Agmosticism the view that there is insufficient evidence for God or the view that God cannot be known 1 of 8 Truth-Claim a statement that asserts that something is factually true 2 of 8 Apophatic Way (via negativa) a way of speaking about God and theologian ideas using only terms that God is not 3 of 8 Cataphatic Way (via positiva) a range of ways of speaking about God and theological ideas using only terms that say what God is 4 of 8 Univocal language words that mean the same thing whe used in different context 5 of 8 Equivocal language words that mean different things when in different contexts 6 of 8 anaology a comparison made between one things and an other in an effort to add understanding 7 of 8 symbol a word or other kind of representation used to stand for something else and to shed light onto its meaning 8 of 8
Critically assess Wittgenstein’s belief that language games allow religious statements to have meaning. 0.0 / 5
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