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Define:
philosophy,
Christianity.
HZRITACE
ROOM
Why
was
a
divine
revelation
necessary?
Define
"Personalism,"
Whet
is
the
difference
betweon
Christianity
as
a
philosophy
and
Christianity
a
religion?
What
are
the
two
chief
sources
of
our
knowledge
of
Christian
philosophy?
Compare
philosophy
and
theology.
What
are
meant
by
"ontology,"
epistemology,"
nominalism",
and
"realism"
(in
the
old
scholastic
sense)?
Comment
briefly
on
the
three
basic
problems:
origins,
purpose,
destiny,
State
the
law
of
causality,
Is
this
axiomatio?
What
is
meant
by
an
"efficient
cause"
(p.27)?
Are
there
other
classes
of
causes?
What
does
Christianity
teach
regarding
the
origin
of
matter
(p29)?
Show
that
the
idea
of
an
eternal
God
as
the
author
of
the
cosmos
is
not
an
arbitrary
assumption,
but
a
reasonable
induction
from
fects.
(
pe.
28)
hat
1s
the
Christian
explanation
of
the
origin
of
energy?
Comment
on
the
idea
that
metter
has
intrinsic
"properties"
or
is
the
seat
of
"resident
forces,"
Why
should
we
speak
of
the
problem
of
the
origin
of
"motion"?
Do
you
know
of
a
real
"cause"
of
anything
except
the
will
of
an
intelligent
being?
Distinguish
between
a
cosmos
and
a
chaos,
What
about
the
origin
of
life?
Vhat
is
the
law
of
biogenesis?
Commit
to
memory
the
quotation
fram
E,
B.
¥ilson
at
the
foot
of
p.
31,
If
God
created
life
in
the
beginning,
what
forms
of
"life"
must
they
have
been?
Is
it
reasonable
that
He
created
only
one
tiny
speck
of
protoplasm
(a
single
cell),
and
left
this
to
develop
into
all
the
living
things
which
we
see
around
us
in
the
world
to-day?
(See
The
Phantom
of
Organic
Evolution)
Ppe
202
=~
209
What
is
memt
by
the
phrase
"after
its
kind"?
(Gen,
Is
11,
12,
21,
24,
25)
What
is
meunt
by
the"origin
of
personality,"
as
givon
on
pe.
32
of
our
textbook?
What
is
meant
or
implied
in
the
doctrine
of
an
Eternal
God,
the
Creator?