APOL 520 Exam 3

APOL 520 Exam 3 Liberty University

APOL 520 Quiz 3

1. According to Schleiermacher, religion has to do primarily with:
2. Leibniz’s theodicy argued that:
3. Leibniz’s philosophical system sought to reconcile:
4. According to Pascal, the certainties of the faith are available to:
5. According to Dulles, Paley’s argument for the existence of God may not have given enough attention to:
6. Locke’s epistemology can be broadly described as:
7. Which of the following is not a characteristic of 19th century apologetics, according to Dulles?
8. In what way does the problem of faith and reason become a matter of soteriology, and less of epistemology, for Luther?
9. John Henry Newman’s argument for the truth of Christianity in Grammar of Assent is based on:
10. William Paley is well known for which apologetic argument?
11. According to Kant, God is a postulate arising out of:
12. Starting in the 16th century, one characteristic of Europe was that:
13. The relationship between Lessing and Reimarus is as follows:
14. What is the best apologetic argument according to Kierkegaard?
15. According to Butler, the burden of proof in the case of the reality of miracles lies with the:
16. According to Dulles, the Catholic faith was handicapped during the Middle Ages by the fact that:
17. According to Calvin, man can arrive at a knowledge of God’s existence by contemplation of creation.
18. Butler’s main opponent in his Analogy of Religion is:
19. Which of the following is not a sign of credibility for the Old Testament, according to Calvin?
20. According to H. S. Reimarus,
21. John Henry Newman shows a distaste for:
22. According to Schleiermacher, belief in the central Christian claim of redemption through Christ can be believed:
23. What was one characteristic of the 17th century?
24. According to Dulles, Calvin’s arguments for Scripture on the basis of miracles and prophecy are:
25. Kant introduced the following dualism in the philosophical context of his day: