Unit 1 What about God?

Question 1

Every event needs a cause. The creation of the universe was an event; therefore, it needs a cause (God).

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Cosmological Argument

Question 2

Divinity that fills all nature and humanity/God =Nature

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Transcendentalism

Question 3

The belief that there is no God.

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Atheism

Question 4

Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Shintoism

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Specific Forms of Transcendentalism

Question 5

__________ forms of Transcendentalism-Scientology, Horoscopes, Wicca, Tarot cards

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Western

Question 6

God’s communication of Himself through miracles, His word, and Christ

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Special Revelation

Question 7

It is supposed to show that God exists. because we can imagine a perfect being. Therefore there must be a God.

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Ontological Argument

Question 8

(Origin)Where did everything come from? (Meaning/Purpose)What is the meaning of life? (Morality)What is right and wrong,

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The Ultimate Questions

Question 9

Some specific forms of _________: Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Shintoism

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Transcendentalism

Question 10

The belief that there is a God

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Theism

Question 11

Atheistic/It focuses on making human life better.

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Humanism

Question 12

It focuses on stuff/Only Material things exist

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Materialism

Question 13

Our most basic beliefs that shape our view of and for the world and form the basis of our decisions and actions.

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Worldview

Question 14

Forms of _________- Nihilism, Materialism, Hedonism, and Humanism

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Naturalism

Question 15

Although God exists, He is not involved in the universe or with human history.

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Deism

Question 16

The universe is designed; therefore, there must be a designer (God).

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Teleological Argument

Question 17

It focuses on pleasure/Self Indulgence/Self Center Satisfaction

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Hedonism

Question 18

God’s communication of Himself through the world around us.

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General Revelation

Question 19

It focuses on the hopelessness of life/No Meaning/No Purpose

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Nihilism

Question 20

_________ explains the existence of humans (intelligent, moral, creative beings).

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Theism

Question 21

Someone that believes that everything that exists is god.

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Pantheism

Question 22

What you think/ What you feel/ What you do

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What is affected by your beliefs

Question 23

There’s nothing beyond nature/Natural causes and processes

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Naturalism

Question 24

The study of what we can know about God.

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Theology

Question 25

The belief that there is one God who exists as three persons.

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Trinity

Question 26

There is a moral law; therefore, there must be a moral law-giver (God).

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Moral Argument

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