-DOGMATITS
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WLEDER—QUARTER—1935
:
Lesson
b,
The
Uses
and
the
Abuses
of
Human
Reason
Perception,
concepts,
judgments,
abstract
ideas.
Kinds
of
Judgments:
l.
Self-evident
or
"necessary
judgmenta"™;
2.
Judgments
based
on
experience.
Five
Sources
of
Errors
in
Judgments:
Hamilton's
"Basis
of
Christian
Faith,"
25.
Subjective
and
Objective
Methods,
"Back
to
the
Bible,”
30
-
44.
Four
Dangers
in
Reasoning:
Hamilton's
"Basis
of
Christian
Faith,"
27,
28.
Reason
a
Gift
of
God,
C
T
423:
9
T
107;
LESSON
&a
The
Limitations
of
Human
Knowledge
Review
the
Five
Sources
of
Theology
(
Lesson
3,
Autumn
Quarter
)
Man's
capacity
for
recognizing
right
and
wrong
proves
a
Moral
Government
of
the
Similarly
nants
opnolty
for
apprecisting
beauty
proves
that
God
mst
be
a
lover
of
the
beautiful.
What
1s
meant
by
the
"scientific
megghodn
?
Hamilton's
"Basis
of
Evolutionary
Faith,"
Chapter
1I;
nA
History
of
Some
Scientific
Blunders,"
last
chapter.
tasson
fat
WHY
WE
MIGHT
EXPECT
A
DIVINE
REVELATION
Hamilton's
"Basis
of
Christian
Faith,”
87
-
100.
Strong,
111
-
114.
The
Methods
of
a
Revelation;
How
a
Revelation
gould
be
Attested
or
Proved.