Religious Experience and Miracles flashcards
11 flashcard decks by 11 users
This GoConqr page gathers a small set of community-made flashcard decks on religious experiences, miracles and challenges to both. They are for school students practicing definitions and arguments, and teachers looking for classroom material, with resources suited to A-level Religious Studies and Philosophy. Choose a deck and start exploring.
Flashcards
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39 cardsReligious Experience Thomas Aquinas' Religious Experience
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25 cardsMiracles
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13 cardsVerifying religious experiences What are the challenges from philosophy and theology against verifying religious experiences?
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22 cardsChallenges to Religious Experiences What are the three forms of challenge?
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8 cardsCriticisms of miracles
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11 cardsConversion - A conversion experience is a change to a religious way of life as a result of some experience of divine t...
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11 cardsMystical experiences Which philosophers wrote their approaches to the mystical experiences?
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6 cardsReligious Experiences - Philosophy A2 William James' four traits of religious experiences
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4 cardsReligious experience cards.
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5 cardsphilosophy- key words for religious experience what is passivity?
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2 cardsReligious Expereince Arguments Russel: "Some people drink and see snakes, some fast and see God" -Equates religious experiences with drunk...
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The decks cover types of religious experience, definitions of miracles and arguments about whether experiences can be verified. Religious Experiences - Philosophy A2 includes William James’ traits and types of experience. Miracles asks about definitions from Aquinas and Hume, while Challenges to Religious Experiences includes physiological challenges.
How to use the decks
Start with Miracles if you want to practice definitions, or Religious Experience if you want to review categories of experience. Read a prompt, recall an answer, then check the card. Keep track of terms or arguments you find difficult and return to them later.
For a closer look at an idea, switch to the William James notes or a mind map on the unit page. A quiz there can also give you a different way to check your understanding. Pick a deck and work through the prompts at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Miracles to practice definitions and compare the questions about Aquinas and Hume. For religious experience, Religious Experience covers categories such as conversion and call experiences. You can then move to Challenges to Religious Experiences to practice questions about physiological explanations.
Do the flashcards cover arguments as well as definitions?
Yes. Criticisms of miracles includes material on Hume, Wiles and Swinburne. Verifying religious experiences asks about philosophical and theological challenges and responses. Other decks focus on terms, types of experience or definitions, so you can choose according to what you are studying.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you create your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores.