Mythology & Philosophy

Advanced Interrogations in Religious Thought Systems

Navigate the dense thicket of sophisticated religious philosophical problems, requiring precise identification of doctrines, thinkers, and logical outcomes.

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In the context of Islamic philosophical theology (kalam), what is the term for the theological position, most notably associated with the Mu'tazilite school, that holds the Quran was created in time and is not co-eternal with God?
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Which 20th-century Christian philosopher proposed the concept of 'eschatological verification' as a potential defense against the charge that religious statements are cognitively meaningless?
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In Jewish philosophy, the concept of 'Tzimtzum' (צמצום), as elaborated in the Lurianic Kabbalah, primarily refers to what?
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In classical Hindu philosophy, which of the following schools is explicitly dualistic (dvaita), positing an eternal and fundamental distinction between the individual soul (jiva), the universe, and God (Ishvara)?
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The philosophical problem known as the 'Euthyphro Dilemma,' originating from Plato's dialogue, presents a fundamental challenge to which aspect of divine command theory?
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Which Buddhist philosophical school, associated with Nagarjuna, rigorously employs a method of dialectical reasoning to deconstruct all inherent existence (svabhava) and posits the identity of samsara and nirvana?
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In Christian philosophical theology, 'sensus divinitatis' is a concept introduced by John Calvin and later utilized in Reformed epistemology to denote what?
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The doctrine of 'Double Effect,' often applied in Catholic moral theology to justify actions with both good and bad consequences, has its philosophical roots primarily in the work of which thinker?
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In Zoroastrian cosmology and philosophy, the term 'asha' (or arta) represents a central concept most accurately translated as what?
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Advanced Interrogations in Religious Thought Systems

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In the context of Islamic philosophical theology (kalam), what is the term for the theological position, most notably associated with the Mu'tazilite school, that holds the Quran was created in time and is not co-eternal with God?

Which 20th-century Christian philosopher proposed the concept of 'eschatological verification' as a potential defense against the charge that religious statements are cognitively meaningless?

In Jewish philosophy, the concept of 'Tzimtzum' (צמצום), as elaborated in the Lurianic Kabbalah, primarily refers to what?

In classical Hindu philosophy, which of the following schools is explicitly dualistic (dvaita), positing an eternal and fundamental distinction between the individual soul (jiva), the universe, and God (Ishvara)?

The philosophical problem known as the 'Euthyphro Dilemma,' originating from Plato's dialogue, presents a fundamental challenge to which aspect of divine command theory?

Which Buddhist philosophical school, associated with Nagarjuna, rigorously employs a method of dialectical reasoning to deconstruct all inherent existence (svabhava) and posits the identity of samsara and nirvana?

In Christian philosophical theology, 'sensus divinitatis' is a concept introduced by John Calvin and later utilized in Reformed epistemology to denote what?

The doctrine of 'Double Effect,' often applied in Catholic moral theology to justify actions with both good and bad consequences, has its philosophical roots primarily in the work of which thinker?

In Zoroastrian cosmology and philosophy, the term 'asha' (or arta) represents a central concept most accurately translated as what?

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