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| everything that can be known with the senses, all that is living and nonliving |
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-nature of reality as a whole
-nature of important parts of reality
distinguishes the really real from the illusory |
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-study of the knowledge process
-determines the realtionship betwwen the mind and the senses |
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-study of moral values
-characteristics of virtue |
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| -highest and most perfect knowledge |
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| largest questions tahts can be asked on topic |
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view that all reality is one kind of thing
(all is one) |
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view that all reality is two kinds of thing
(all is two) |
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| can the mind acquire konwledge about god's existence? |
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| given what is known about god's existence what is morally right? |
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| view that all knowledge orginates with sense experience |
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| view that the mnd can know trusts independently of the senses |
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| view that the mind can know trusts independently of the senses |
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| view that the mind possesses little or no reliable knowledge |
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| view that there is a set of moral values that should serve as a standard for all individuals and cultures |
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| view that there is not a set of moral values that should serve as a standard for alll individuals and cultures |
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| one who holds that all that exists is made of matter |
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| one who holds that all that exists is made of ideas or some other nonphysical principle |
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| one who agreeing with plato holds that all of reality is divided between a non-physical realm or perfect truths and the physical universe |
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follower of jesus christ
embraces a wide variety of believers
believe the bible is true |
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