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EDPHILO Game 4
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Game about European Origin of Modern Christian Education.
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European culture and way of life, to a great extent, turned to be "_____________"
Overlapping culture
Modernized
Complex phenomenon
Global culture
2
God is impersonal and does not distinguish himself from the world.
Neo-thomism
Pantheism
Deism
Naturalism
3
God is personal and engaged in the affairs of both the world and those who live in it.
Neo-thomisim
DEISM
PANTHEISM
THEISM
4
A theory that the meaning of an idea expresses itself in its practical application.
Realism
Scholasticism
Idealism
Pragmatism
5
He set out to give a defense of common sense notions about the world.
David hume
Johann herbart
Immanuel kant
Jean rousseau
6
It refers to an atheistic worldview wherein man is pessimistic and without hope.
Idealism
Existentialism
Neo-thomism
Theism
7
What is Man's source of knowledge and comes from experience?
Idealism
Humanism
Empiricism
Naturalism
8
Mankind is seen as the artisan of his universe, and he is the final control of life evidents.
Idealism
Pragmatism
Realism
Humanism
9
Flatly denied God's existence.
Atheists
Deists
Skeptics
Cartesians
10
These are the important classical composers from europe. EXCEPT:
Vivaldi
Voltaire
beethoven
Schubert
11
He carried the banner of deism although he was viewed as being more temperate than voltaire.
Immanuel kant
Jean roussean
Francis voltaire
David hume
12
"___________" is the key to releasing man from the bondage of his intellectual ignorance.
Knowledge
Free thinking
Power
Education
13
He was a man of tramendous forethought and vision.
Johann Pestalozzi
Sir. Isaac Newton
Immanuel kant
Johann Herbart
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A methaphysical theory that things have existence apart from the ability to recognize.
Pantheism
Naturalism
Neo-thomism
Realism
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God created the universe but does not interfere with its natural laws.
Pantheism
Neo-thomism
Realism
Deism