Christianity and Philosophy (AQA A-Level Religious Studies): Flashcards

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Christianity and Philosophy
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4 evaluation criteria in Dialogues

Reasonableness, meaningfulness, coherence, relevance

AO2 % of total marks in Dialogues

60%

Swinburne's 2 principles for religious experience

Credulity and testimony

H.H. Price's distinction about belief types

'Belief in' (trust) vs 'belief that' (factual claims)

Otto's key concept in religious experience

The numinous

Braithwaite's view on religious statements

Conative - express intention to act morally

Descartes' theory on body-soul relationship

Substance Dualism

Hume's inductive argument against miracles

Miracles always the least likely explanation

3 types of visions in religious experience

Corporeal, imaginative, intellectual

Design argument: key scholars

Paley and Hume

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