Quiz 7 based on R. C. Sproul's book The Consequences of Ideas.
Induction
Deduction
Extension
Intuition
Syllogism
Symbolic logic
Denied the existence of truth
Denied the existence of error
Claimed that philosophy was nonsense
Allowed philosophers to suspend judgement on ideas
He believed that "phenomena" was the only reliable source of knowledge
He was a fideistic skeptic
He believed that natural reason could not attain knowledge about being
He believed that certainty about God can only come from faith
The heliocentric view of the universe
The geocentric view of the universe
Gravity
Elliptical planetary motion
The movement of the stars as opposed to the movement of the earth
Mathematics is an extension of logic
Logic is an extension of mathematics
Both are true
Neither are true
The heliocentric view of the universe
The geocentric view of the universe
Gravity
Elliptical planetary motion
The movement of the stars as opposed to the movement of the earth
Induction
Deduction
Equipollence
Syllogism
Induction
Deduction
Equipollence
Syllogism
His defense of the existence of God
His rigorous skepticism
His explanation of the relationship between thoughts and actions
His expression "Cogito ergo sum"
His four rules for the quest for truth
A triangle
A line
Extension
Intuition
A point
Symbolic logic
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