Philosophy Flashcards

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What is the meaning of ‘a posteriori’?

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What is the meaning of ‘inductive’?

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Can inductive arguments be used as proofs?

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Explain - simply - what Paley’s design Qua Purpose is.

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Explain - simply - the Analogy of the Watch.

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What does complexity and purpose mean for something?

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Give two examples of things that have complexity and purpose.

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What does Paley conclude about complexity and purpose?

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Give three strengths of the design argument.

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Give three weaknesses of the design argument.

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Give a defence of the design argument to Hume’s criticism.

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How does Hume criticise the design argument?

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How does Swinburne defend the design argument?

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14
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What is Hume’s evidential problem of evil?

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15
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Design arguments are inductive and a posteriori. How is this a strength?

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Criticise the design argument.

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17
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How might the design argument have value for faith?

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In what way does the design argument not have value for faith?

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