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| Study of the existence of being - what we mean when we say something exists |
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| Said "Having a mind means one is conscious and that consciousness is a mental event not a material one." |
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| Said "metanarrative is incredulous" |
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| Study of the structure , origin, and design of the universe. |
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| Said "Matter is primary nature. Sensation, thought, consciousness are the highest products of matter organized in a certain way." |
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| Said "In science we have been reading the notes of the poem; in Christianity we find the poem itself." |
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| Said "the cosmos is all that is or ever was or all that will be." |
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| Study of the relationship of the mind to the physical body |
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| Believes the world is not to be comprehended as a complex of ready-made things, but as a complex of evolutionary processes |
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| Study of knowledge-what we mean when we say we know something |
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| Said "Faith correctly viewed is that illumination by which true rationality begins." |
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| Study of ultimate reality - how reality works and how it is organized |
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| Said "As long as we actually observe and think, we cannot possibly get away from materialism." |
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| Said "What's the meaning of the universe?... It's just there. That's it. And your own meaning is that you're there." |
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| Said "truth is whatever his community of scholars allows him to get away with." |
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| There are only a certain number of options and you must choose between the,. |
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| Invoking the listener to feel sorry for the individual or group for whom one is arguing. |
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| A person believes that just because one thing followed another there must be a causal connection. |
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| Instead of dealing with what a person is arguing, someone attacks his or her character. |
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| Use different definitions for the same word or when a word is taken a different way than meant. |
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| One appeals to either what is old, or to what is new in the attempt to establish the truth. |
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| A person gathers too little information to support the conclusion being argued. |
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| It compares two objects that are actually relevantly dissimilar. |
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| Just because there is no proof against your position does not prove your position is true. |
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| A person misrepresents another's view so as to easily discredit it. |
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