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Froggy Jumps RS Scholars (Philosophy of Religion Paper)Versión en línea Currently includes scholars from ancient greeks, cosmological, ontological, teleological, religious experience, problem of evil por Amelie 1 Who argued that 'telos' was unscientific a Aquinas b F. Bacon c Swinburne 2 Who argued that Plato was joking when he mentioned things like the 'form of the bed' in the Republic a C.L. Griswold b A.C Grayling c Aristotle 3 Who used the analogy of the cat and the milk to support the prime mover? a Gerry Hughes b Karl Barth c Immanuel Kant 4 Who argued that we can understand perfection as a negation of imperfection, NOT as an innate form of knowledge? a Descartes b Hume c Liebniz 5 Whose ideas can be used to disprove the idea that something needs to keep the stars in motion (Aristotle's Prime Mover)? a Marie Curie b Stephen Hawking c Isaac Newton 6 Who argued that Plato sought permanence in life in the Realm of the Forms in order to deal with the uncertainty of life? a Popper b Freud c Starbuck 7 Who argued that Plato was wrong for categorising based on similarity and that this was more like resemblance? a Russell b Schleiermacher c Wittgenstein 8 Who argued that irreducible complexity could not have evolved a Plantinga b Behe c A.H. Clough 9 Who of these was NOT involved in the radio debate? a Russell b Durkheim c Copelston 10 Who proposed the Kalam cosmological argument? a William Lane Craig b Polkinghorne c Tennant 11 Who used Darwin's ideas of natural selection to argue design was an illusion a Dawkins b Einstein c Krauss 12 Who came up with the principle of sufficient reason a Liebniz b Copleston c Malcom 13 Who championed the principle of falsifiability a Kant b Popper c Descartes 14 Who argued the universe was a brute fact a Carroll b Dawkins c Russell 15 Who did NOT help propose the Fine Tuning Argument a Swinburne b Tennant c Craig 16 Who said that since we cannot 'conceive' God, he is not TTWNGCBC a Gaunilo b Aquinas c JS Mill 17 Who said existence belongs analytically to God a Kant b Anselm c Descartes 18 Who argued existence was an addition not a predicate a Hobbes b Kant c Hume 19 Who argued that a maximally great being must exist in all possible universes, including this one a Plantinga b Malcom c Anselm 20 Who originally agreed with the Ontological argument but later found it fallacious and absurd? a Paley b Russell c Nietzsche 21 Who argued we cannot quantify how much suffering is 'too much' (against the inductive argument) a Craig b Rowe c Bentham 22 Who argued that evil and suffering was necessary to help humans grow into God's likeness in the face of the epistemic distance (universalist) a Hick b Irenaeus c Augustine 23 Who justified hell by saying that sin has eternal consequences and so the punishment should be eternal? a Kotarbinski b Augustine c C.S. Lewis 24 Who first came up with the deductive argument/inconsistent triad + the idea that God can actualise the contradiction of free will and evil a Mackie b McGrath c Epicurus 25 Who argued the amount of suffering in the world was more compatible with a malevolent creator than a benevolent one? a Pascal b JS Mill c Dawkins 26 Who created the fawn analogy a Rowe b Bentham c Schleiermacher 27 Who argued that morality was about being authentic - even if that meant being authentically evil a Sartre b Camus c Nietzsche 28 Who argue it was impossible for a perfectly created world to have 'gone wrong'? a Schleiermacher b Rowe c Mackie 29 Which of these was NOT a conversion experience? a St Paul b Nicky Cruz c Pentecost 30 Who argued that religious experience was culturally relative and therefore not valid a Flew b Freud c Dawkins 31 Who argued we should not trust our senses in any context let alone religious a Aristotle b Kant c Descartes 32 Who argued that religious experience was wish-fulfilment and infantile regression a Freud b Starbuck c Glover 33 Who argued that it is more likely that someone is lying or mistaken than they actually had a religious experience? a Popper b Hume c Kant 34 Who took a pragmatic approach to religious experience a William James b King c Mackie 35 Who conducted research into the God Helmet a Persinger b Mobbs c Watt 36 Who said: 'the fact that a belief has a good moral outcome is no evidence in favour of its truth' a Russell b Dawkins c Popper 37 Who came up with the principle of credulity a Plato b Swinburne c Tennant 38 Who said that while not proof of God, religious experiences were a healthy expression of imagination to make sense of the world a Freud b Starbuck c Winnacott

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Who argued that 'telos' was unscientific

Who argued that Plato was joking when he mentioned things like the 'form of the bed' in the Republic

Who used the analogy of the cat and the milk to support the prime mover?

Who argued that we can understand perfection as a negation of imperfection, NOT as an innate form of knowledge?

Whose ideas can be used to disprove the idea that something needs to keep the stars in motion (Aristotle's Prime Mover)?

Who argued that Plato sought permanence in life in the Realm of the Forms in order to deal with the uncertainty of life?

Who argued that Plato was wrong for categorising based on similarity and that this was more like resemblance?

Who argued that irreducible complexity could not have evolved

Who of these was NOT involved in the radio debate?

Who proposed the Kalam cosmological argument?

Who used Darwin's ideas of natural selection to argue design was an illusion

Who came up with the principle of sufficient reason

Who championed the principle of falsifiability

Who argued the universe was a brute fact

Who did NOT help propose the Fine Tuning Argument

Who said that since we cannot 'conceive' God, he is not TTWNGCBC

Who said existence belongs analytically to God

Who argued existence was an addition not a predicate

Who argued that a maximally great being must exist in all possible universes, including this one

Who originally agreed with the Ontological argument but later found it fallacious and absurd?

Who argued we cannot quantify how much suffering is 'too much' (against the inductive argument)

Who argued that evil and suffering was necessary to help humans grow into God's likeness in the face of the epistemic distance (universalist)

Who justified hell by saying that sin has eternal consequences and so the punishment should be eternal?

Who first came up with the deductive argument/inconsistent triad + the idea that God can actualise the contradiction of free will and evil

Who argued the amount of suffering in the world was more compatible with a malevolent creator than a benevolent one?

Who created the fawn analogy

Who argued that morality was about being authentic - even if that meant being authentically evil

Who argue it was impossible for a perfectly created world to have 'gone wrong'?

Which of these was NOT a conversion experience?

Who argued that religious experience was culturally relative and therefore not valid

Who argued we should not trust our senses in any context let alone religious

Who argued that religious experience was wish-fulfilment and infantile regression

Who argued that it is more likely that someone is lying or mistaken than they actually had a religious experience?

Who took a pragmatic approach to religious experience

Who conducted research into the God Helmet

Who said: 'the fact that a belief has a good moral outcome is no evidence in favour of its truth'

Who came up with the principle of credulity

Who said that while not proof of God, religious experiences were a healthy expression of imagination to make sense of the world