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1
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Defense and Justicification of the Christian Faith

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Apologetics

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2
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Something Revealed

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Revelation

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Comes from Creation

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General Revelation

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Comes from the Bible

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Special Revlation

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The absence f belief in God

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Atheist

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Helping somone understand the presuppositions of Christianity

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Pre-Evangelism

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Belief that no one can be certain there is a God

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Naturalism

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Belief that there is no absolute truth

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Relativism

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Something that must be assumed before one takes a particular position

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Presupposition

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An observed cause has produced the same observed effect many times over likely produced that same affect in the past, as well as will produce the same effect in the future

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Primiciple of Uniformity

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The science in which the nature of being, existence, and reality are investigated

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Metaphysics

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A philosophy that generally rejects any existence of material substance that exists apart from the mind

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Idealism

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The belief that the world is an illusion

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Maya

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14
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Reality is solely determined by faith

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Fideism

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Situations where the results of all hypothesis or easily proven by a simple investigation

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Perfect Induction

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16
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A philosophy that presupposes that there is an external world that exists independently of one’s mind

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Metaphysical Realism

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Reality has nothing to do with what I think of it This chair is real if it’s in the his room or another room or anywhere

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Realism

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If a tree falls in the forest, and nobody is there to hear it, it will not make a sound. Perception is reality

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Idealism

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19
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A thought makes an external reality

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Correspondence Theory of Truth

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Something cannot both be itself and the opposite of what it is

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Law of non-Contradiction

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Something is what it is

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Law of identity

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22
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Truth based on personal desire

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SubjectiveTheroy of Truth

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23
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A truth or truths that applies to everyone

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Absolute Truth

24
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Contradictory ideas about God are all correct

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Pluralism

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Contradictory ideas about God are all correct

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Pluralism

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A statement matches other statements in a system

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Coherence Theory of Truth

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Something is true because it works

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Pragmatic Theory of Truth

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Something either is or is not

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Law of excluded middle

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Is the study of Knowledge

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Epistemology

30
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Is something somone claims to be true

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A belief

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Is somonewho needs 100% Proof

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A Skeptic

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Is a justified true belief

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Knowledge

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Is Trusting the Expert

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Justification by Authority

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Is th use of senses to justify a claim

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Justification by Empiricism

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Is use of deductive logic

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Justification by Rationality

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Is trusting your own sensing, feelings, and intuition

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Justification by Immediate Sensory Awareness

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Refers to justification before an event

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A priori

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Refers to justification after an event

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A posteriori

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“Doesn’t follow.” Where there is no evident connection between the. Claim and the reason

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Non-sequitur

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Illogical argument that is emotionally moving

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Appeal to Pity

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Attacking the argues instead of the argument

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Ad Hominem

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A question posed, and only a limited number of answers are offered

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False Dilemma

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The Conclusion is a restatement of the premise

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Begging the Question

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Chronological events are incorrectly connected as cause and effect

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Post Hoc

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Distorting an opponents position to make it weaker and easier to attack

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Straw Man

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Statement that does not fully connect the two things being compared

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Faulty Analogy

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There is no god

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Atheism

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You can’t know if there is a god

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Agnosticism

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God exists, but he does not act in the universe

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Deism

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God exists, but is limited in one or more aspects of his nature

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Finite Godism

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There is one infinite and perfect being

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Monotheism

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God and the World are identical

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Pantheism

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There are many gods

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Polytheism

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Connected to fairness; honesty; truthfulness

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Justice

55
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Courage to face danger and endure pain

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Fortitude

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Practical common sense

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Prudence

57
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Going the right length and no further

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Temperance

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