The phenomenological approach to the study of religion requires the student to __________
a. accept as factual everything they are told by the representatives of the religion under investigation
b. evaluate a religion from the perspective of the outside observer
c. judge the validity of a religious tradition based on the student's presuppositions
d. understand a religion from the perspective of persons within that particular religious tradition
d
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Carl Cohen believes that animals are the sort of beings that can possess rights and, because of that, we cannot morally sacrifice their interests for the welfare of others
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Applicants in a job interview are asked to participate in a friendly debate to evaluate their reasoning skills
One of the interviewees, Lara, consistently ignores others' opinions, states arguments that are factually incorrect, misinterprets what others are saying, offers a biased information, and exhibits close-mindedness to reasoning. According to the Holistic Critical Thinking Scoring Rubric, Lara's skills are ________. (a) weak (b) unacceptable (c) strong (d) acceptable
According to Kessler, philosophy consists of a set of beliefs and dogmas, usually based on some kind of intuition or divine revelation about which we can be certain
Indicate whether the statement is true or false