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| A collection of values, themes, ideas, and behavior popularized mainly through media and technology. |
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| our most basic beliefs that shape our view of and for the world and form the basis of our decisions and actions |
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| the study of what we can know about God |
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| the belief that God does not exist |
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| the belief that God does exist |
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| the belief that God is and is in everything |
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| God's communication with mankind, through nature and conscience |
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| God's communication of Himself and His will to particular people through His word and Jesus Christ |
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| the study of truth, knowledge, and the nature of ultimate reality |
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| a thought, statement, or belief that correctly reflects the real world |
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| the belief that reality is composed of only the material or physical |
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| the belief that reality is completely spiritual or immaterial |
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| the belief that reality is composed of both the physical and non-physical |
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| the study of why and how we make moral choices |
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| individual moral relativism |
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| the belief that right and wrong change from person to person |
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| cultural moral relativism |
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| the belief that right and wrong change from culture to culture |
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| the belief that moral rules exist that are true for all people, at all times in all situations |
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