Verification Principle 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesPhilosophyA2/A-levelOCR Created by: katielouise_xCreated on: 28-02-16 14:37 Who was a part of the Vienna Circle? Hahn, Carnap, Schlick, Frank 1 of 10 What are analytic and synthetic statements? Analytic - a tautology, true in itself "All bachelors are male", Synthetic - have to be verified "John is a male" 2 of 10 Finish the quote - "whereof we cannot speak ..." "Thereof we cannot know" 3 of 10 What does the Verification Principle render meaningless? Art, beauty, history, ethics, religion, science 4 of 10 Can the Verification Principle be verified? No - it is a paradox of itself 5 of 10 Who brought around the Weak Verification Principle and what was his book? A.J Ayer and "Language, Truth and Logic" 6 of 10 What does the Weak Verification Principle say? That we can use sensible standards to collect evidence to decide if statements have meaning 7 of 10 What does the Weak Verficiation Principle give meaning back to? Historical, scientific, artistic and beauty statements 8 of 10 What does John Hick say? That statements that aren't verifiable now may be verifiable in the future 9 of 10 Who suggests the idea of the toys in the cupboard? Richard Swinburne 10 of 10
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