Responses to These Challenges (AQA A-Level Religious Studies): Flashcards
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Hick's view on religious language verification
Hick's view on religious language verification
Cognitive & verified eschatologically (after death)
Eschatological verification
Eschatological verification
Claims of Christianity verified/falsified at death
Hick's Celestial City parable conclusion
Hick's Celestial City parable conclusion
At journey's end, one traveller proven right, other wrong
'Experiencing-as' (Hick)
'Experiencing-as' (Hick)
Interpretation is essential element of all factual experience
Asymmetrical verification in Hick
Asymmetrical verification in Hick
Religious claims verifiable but not falsifiable
Blik (Hare's term)
Blik (Hare's term)
Non-cognitive, non-falsifiable framework of interpretation
Hare's Lunatic parable shows
Hare's Lunatic parable shows
No behaviour can falsify lunatic's belief about dons
Flew's reply to Hare
Flew's reply to Hare
Believers see statements as cognitive, not non-cognitive
Language game (Wittgenstein)
Language game (Wittgenstein)
Meaning within social context; use & context govern meaning
Wittgenstein's advice for understanding
Wittgenstein's advice for understanding
'Don't think; look!' - observe how words are used