The different ways in which individual religious experiences can be understood (Edexcel A-Level Religious Studies): Quizzes

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The different ways in which individual religious experiences can be understood
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What is Swinburne's principle of credulity?

Believe things as they seem unless evidence

According to David Hay, what % of Britain's population experiences religious experiences?

30-45%

What term does Alston use for the view that only empirical knowledge is genuine?

Epistemic chauvinism

How does Otto describe religious experiences in Latin?

Mysterium tremendum et fascinans

What does Otto say develops in those who experience union with a greater power?

A schema of religious language

How does Schleiermacher describe religious experiences?

Self-authenticating

What term does Freud use to describe religious belief?

Infantile neurosis

How does Freud describe religious beliefs?

Illusions, fulfilments of wishes

What does Dawkins say creates models from ambiguous stimuli?

Simulation software in the brain

At what age does Starbuck say conversion experiences typically occur?

15-24 years old

What % of subjects does Persinger claim the God Helmet induces experiences in?

Over 80%

Which religious figure does Ramachandran cite as possibly having temporal lobe seizures?

Saul

In the Marsh Chapel Experiment, how many drug recipients became ministers?

9 out of 10

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