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1. Tillich claims that the view of God as tyrant is “thedeepest root of the Existentialist despair and the widespread anxiety ofmeaninglessness in our period.” What do you think he means by this?...
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1. What are some of the choices you have made that you wouldnow say were made with “energy, earnestness, and pathos”? Looking back on thosechoices, would you say they were good choices...
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Kierkegaard claims that it is more important to make choicespassionately, with “energy, earnestness, and pathos,” than it is to make theright choices. What does he mean by this? Do you think his...
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Do you agree with Kierkegaard that basic religious beliefsand decisions should be a leap of faith? or do you believe religious beliefsand decisions should be based on reason and objective truth?...
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1. How would you describe what Kierkegaard calls a “leap offaith”? Explain how a personal but nonreligious decision can be a leap offaith. 2. Would you describe any of the nonreligious...
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For Kierkegaard “objective thinking” is thinking that relieson reason and tries to be intellectual, dispassionate, and objective about whatit decides to believe or do; “subjective thinking” is...
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1. Kierkegaard says that subjective truths are moreimportant than objective truths. Do you feel the same way? Why?2. According to Kierkegaard, if I really think I can provethat God exists, all...
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What is the difference between “objective truth” and“subjective truth”? Notice that for Kierkegaard, subjective truth is, first, abelief that is “true for me” and, second, a belief that expresses...
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1. The textbook summarizes the argument Swinburne gives foraccepting his principle of credulity as true. Does this argument make sense toyou? Do you think it is right? Why?2. Describe some of...
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1. How would you distinguish a real from a false religiousexperience?2. Swinburne’s “principle of credulity” is the primary basisof Davis’ argument that religious experiences can be accepted...
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