Key Words

Question 1

Univocal

Answer 1

Having the same meaning in different cases, e.g God is good and Sarah is good means the same thing

Question 2

Equivocal

Answer 2

meaning something different in a different context

Question 3

Analogical

Answer 3

contains all information needed in a statement “red is a colour”

Question 4

Cognitive

Answer 4

Language expresses factual,universal and literal statements

Question 5

Non-cognitive

Answer 5

religious statements are not subject to being true are false as they can’t be tested

Question 6

Realism

Answer 6

what we know exists independently outside of our minds

Question 7

Anti-realism

Answer 7

Knowledge is mind- dependant

Question 8

Correspondence Theory of truth

Answer 8

a statement is true if it accurately describes the world

Question 9

Coherence theory of truth

Answer 9

within specific set of claims of belief

Question 10

Synthetic

Answer 10

factual statements which can be confirmed to be true

Question 11

Analytic

Answer 11

Can be proven to be true with senses e.g

Question 12

Synthetic

Answer 12

Has falsity in it/ is hard to verify/opinion may differ