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Who said: I think so therefore I am.

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Reena Decart

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Who is The father of modern psychology, first since Aristotle to give a differ view on psychology

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Reena Decart

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Define: Skeptieism-

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doubting anyone with a dogmatic truth

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Define: Cynicism

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distrustful of human nature and motives

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Who settled on a medium between observation and reason

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Bacon

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Who contributed to science with te explaination of natural laws?

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Isoac Newton

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Isoac Newton believed in Deism which is?

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he thought God started everything then keep his hands off

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Isoac Newton believed Occam’s Razor did?

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explained everything in terms of space, time, matter, force.

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Who said Natural laws are absolute; our understanding is imperfect.

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Isoac Newton

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Define: Epicurism

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drives for intense pleasure, absence of pain

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Define: Stoicism

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Accept whatever life bring

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Define: Neoplatonism

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taking Plato’s mystical aspects – individual immorortality and human passion

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The christian church did what?

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blending of Judeo & christian tradition with Neoplatonism

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Who made Christianity acceptable in the Roman Empire

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Constanine-

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St. Augustine believed?

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One must choose between God and sins of the flessh (Satan)

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Who Know God through scripture and introspection (inner subjective experience is valid).

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St. Augustine

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The Dark ages were from?

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400-1000 B.C.E

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How many crusades were there?

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Eight

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Who was the muslim who Modified Aristotle, keep Aristotle alive

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Aviceana

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Who was the Jewish who Reconciliation of

Judaism and Aristotle

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Maimonides

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Maimonides also?

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Reconciliation of Christian faith and reason

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What were Peter Lombard- 3 ways to learn about God:

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Faith, reason, and study of God’s works

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Scholasticism- ?

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Synthesize Aristotle and Christianity

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An example of scholasticism is?

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Peter Abeland- Remember him for is skandlest relationship with Helaweys- he gave into sins of the flesh

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Who was the Philosophical cornerstone of Catholicism (Roman Cathlic Church) and believed in both reason and faith.

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St. Tomas Aquinas

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Who know God through introspection, and contributed to protestantism?

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St. Bonaventure

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Define: Protestantism

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scripture over reason.

Personal relationship with God over ritual and church prescriptions

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Williams of occam- came up with?

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Occam’s Razor

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Occam’s Razor is?

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the simplest explanation is best

30
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The major theme of the Renaissance were?

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Themes: individualism, person religion, & interest in the past.

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Who in 1462, revive Plato- anti-Aristotle

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Marsilio Ficino

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Who believed Life in this world is important. Use abilities to improve the world.

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Francesco Petrarch

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Who paved the way for modern science?

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Francesco Petrarch

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Scholasticism is?

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too intellectual

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Who ws against Roman Cathlic Church
Philosophhers, nobility, and superstition.
?

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Desiderius Erasmus

36
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Who Started the Reformation Ptolemy (2 century C.E.)

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Martin Luther

37
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Who came up with the r

Ptalemaic System- sun travel around the Earth

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Marten Luther

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Who was the first to say Earth and plants evolve around sun

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Aristarchus-

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Who made the Earth revolves around the sun scienificly theorical?

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Nicolaus Copernicus

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Who back up the Earth revolves around the Sun, and used Mathematical deductions must be verified by empirical observation to prove plantes Elliptical paths , planets speed varies,

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Johahnes Kepler

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Who proved the Earth revolves around the sun with the telescope?

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Gralileo Galilai

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