Can The Existence Of God Be Known Through Reason Alone?

Question 1

Christians can use ? ? to gain knowledge of truths that aren’t available to ? and ?

Answer 1

Revealed theology.
Observation.
Reason.

Question 2

Natural theology provides people with a rational basis for faith (and an opportunity for people to share discussion about God), and ? ? supplies the details of that faith.

Answer 2

Revealed theology.

Question 3

Only those who believe in revelation consider themselves to have any knowledge of God. So, Christians may argue God can only be known through ?

Answer 3

Christianity.

Question 4

Barth believe it was a form of ? to imagine that fallible human reason could lead people into any knowledge of God.

Answer 4

Arrogance.

Question 5

Barth believed that ? could only know God when God chose to disclose himself to them. ? only happens when God decides.

Answer 5

People.

Revelation.

Question 6

Defenders of ? ? argue Barth’s view’s too extreme. If human reason’s given no part to play in the ? of God, then people have no way of judging between true and false beliefs.

Answer 6

Natural theology.

Knowledge.

Question 7

A problem of natural theology’s that human reason’s too limited and God’s beyond reason. God’s not something that can be grasped and understood through ? ?

Answer 7

Logical reasoning.