Apologetics Test 4

Question 1

Is simply defined as the study of knowledge

Answer 1

Epistemology

Question 2

Describes a belief that corresponds to reality and has the justification to adequately prove it

Answer 2

Knowledge

Question 3

A belief is simply something that somone claims is true

Answer 3

Belief

Question 4

A belief must be true in order for it to be considered knowledge

Answer 4

True

Question 5

This type of justification is usually problematic, it is not always bad, justifying truth

Answer 5

Authority

Question 6

Argument uses a line of reasoning prior to an individual using his senses for information

Answer 6

A priori

Question 7

Is simply the use of pure deductive logic to justify a statement

Answer 7

Rationality

Question 8

A term in logic denoting a series of at least two premises that end in a conclusion

Answer 8

Syllogism

Question 9

Is merely a claim which includes a part of the definition of the words used in a statement

Answer 9

Analytical Statements

Question 10

Arguments that are made after using the senses

Answer 10

A posteriori

Question 11

Is the use of the senses to justify a claim

Answer 11

Empiricism

Question 12

Is the contention that we cannot truly know anything for sure. The skeptic must be skeptical about everything

Answer 12

Skepticism

Question 13

Is used to describe an immediate sensation as justification of a belief

Answer 13

Immediate Sensory Awareness

Question 14

What does Hardy suggest is needed before a statement should be deemed knowledge?

Answer 14

You need belief, truth, and justification

Question 15

Can historians be 100% sure of most historical events?

Answer 15

No