Language and Christian BeliefMacmillan, 1958 - 135 pagina's |
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Pagina 122
... actions and states of mind . Whilst some of these actions and states of mind might be universally described as ' not our own fault ' , i.e. forced upon us , there is no doubt that others are free actions and states of mind , for which ...
... actions and states of mind . Whilst some of these actions and states of mind might be universally described as ' not our own fault ' , i.e. forced upon us , there is no doubt that others are free actions and states of mind , for which ...
Pagina 124
... actions in no way implies that all our actions are compelled . The logical criterion for free action is simply whether it is we who act , or something ' outside ' ourselves which acts on us , or compels us to perform the action . This ...
... actions in no way implies that all our actions are compelled . The logical criterion for free action is simply whether it is we who act , or something ' outside ' ourselves which acts on us , or compels us to perform the action . This ...
Pagina 125
... action freely , but that something ' outside ' him forced him into it . We say , for instance , ' It wasn't his fault : it was his kleptomania that made him steal ' , or , ' He wasn't re- sponsible for his actions . ' And we cannot ...
... action freely , but that something ' outside ' him forced him into it . We say , for instance , ' It wasn't his fault : it was his kleptomania that made him steal ' , or , ' He wasn't re- sponsible for his actions . ' And we cannot ...
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SECTION A I VERIFICATION AND RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE I | 1 |
RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE | 16 |
SECTION B 3 AUTHORITY AND BELIEF | 32 |
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A. J. Ayer able accept acquaintance act freely actions actually analogy answer asser assess authority causes characteristics choices Chris Christ Christian belief Church Churchill claim compulsion concept concerned count as evidence course criteria Defence Minister difficulties doctrine entail entity essential ethical evil exis existential exists fact faith falsifiable feel fiable freedom genuine gious God's Hibbert Journal important informative instance judge judgement kind kleptomania know Bloggs knowledge Last Judgement least meaning and verification ments moral natural world necessary omnipotent original sin ourselves perhaps perience person physical possible predict problem psychological punishment question rational Red Sea refer regard relevant reli religion religious assertions religious believers religious experience religious statements retribution Sacraments scientific seems sense experience simply sort soul squmps supernatural supposed sure symbols tence tests things Thirty-Nine Articles tian tion true truth trying verifiable wicket Winston Churchill words