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Eppling Logic Test 1 Study Guide TMU Rated A+ 12 Distinctions in classifying terms 1. unambiguous or ambiguous 2. clear or unclear 3. exact or vague 4. univocal, analogical, or equivocal 5. literal or metaphorical 6. positive or negative 7. simple or complex 8. categoregmatic or syncatergoregmatic 9. universal, particular, or singular 10. collective or divisive 11. concrete or abstract 12. absolute or relative Equivocation The same term is used in two or more different senses through the course...

This 2 page document includes a summary of Aquinas' cataphatic way or via positive. If you are struggling to understand this concept, reading this document is the way to go! What's inside: - Aquinas' cataphatic way explained - definitions of univocal language and equivocal language - Analogy - Why we would use analogy according to Aquinas - Analogy of attribution - Analogy of proper proportion - examples to further aid understanding

HMPYC80 RRI Revised Paper. 38 HMPYC80/103 Resource material 3 The Research Review Inventory (R.R.I. revised) The Research Review Inventory (R.R.I. revised) was established for the module HMPYC80 as a research learning and review tool. As a generic research inventory it caters for a variety of research methods and approaches. Therefore the research outcomes are simplified and each item has been made univocal and unidimensional, to the best of the teaching team’s abilities. Valuable stude...

A summary of Philosophy Unit 4 - Religious language specification, including: 4.1 - Analogy and Symbol Analogy: via negativa, knowledge about God may be gained by what God is not like, univocal language and problems of anthropomorphism, equivocal language and problems of a8ribuon, signi+cance of proportional similarities and dissimilarities Symbol: types of symbol across a range of religious traditions, distincon between signs and symbols, symbols identifying and participating ...

Detailed notes on section 4 of the Pearson Edexcel A Level RS Specification (Paper 1 - Philosophy) Includes: Aquinas and analogy (Predicative; Proportional) Paul Tillich on Symbolism Rudolf Otto on numinosity Logical Positivism Ayer's Verification Principle Flew's Falsification Principle Wittgenstein on Language Games

In depth evaluative essay as well as a mini summery of the paragraphs this essay got 34/40 = A* includes all key scholars

This essay covers unit 4.1 (a) of the Edexcel Religious Studies specification - Analogy - in unit 4 Religious Language. It is used in Section C of Paper 1 (Question 4), includes a synoptic link, and can be tailored to earlier questions of the paper. The first part of the essay explores the debate of religious language, before exploring different forms of analogous language, such as Via Negativa and Aquinas' analogy of proportion and attribution. The essay has different evaluations of analogous ...