Philosphy review

2. knowledge gained prior to sense experience
4. the belief that through unaided reasons we know what the world is like/ doesn't/ Plato's take is through the physical world and nonphysical world
10. This type of argument gives probable support to conclusions
12. the argument that since the universe shows purpose of design, God exists
16. knowledge that depends on a sense experience
17. study of value/aesthetic moral
19. the study of general and fundamental problems in the form of questions
20. method The purpose is to answer what we can know and results in true beliefs and reason/He conducted dialogues on the streets with young Athenian men asking the question
21. An argument is this when the argument is inductively strong and has true premises
22. when looking at arguments, this finds the argument to be valid and the premises are true

1. The study of reality/fundamental nature
3. This type of argument is where the premises try to be true and prove the conclusion right with valid support
5. The beilief that only the mind and their ideas exist
6. The argument that since there is evil, God must not exist
7. the study of knowledge
8. the study of correct reasoning
9. Theory of different culture groups having distinct knowledge created by the unique experiences
11. The view that knowledge comes only from sense experiences
13. the argument that through logical reasoning and analysis, God exists
14. presumption that the future will be like the past and will follow the events in the same order
15. the argument that since the universe exists, God exists
18. The view that we lack knowledge in some fundamental way