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Philosophy of religion is the philosophical study of the meaning and nature of religion. It includes the analyses of religious concepts, beliefs, terms, arguments, and practices of religious adherents.

Philosophy of Religion Practice Test Questions
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1. ..................- defines, religion, “a body of scruples which impede the free exercise of our faculties”
2. Karl Marx treated religion as a tool of...........................
3. The ......................-is the aim of philosophy of religion.
4. God is personal and moral and who seeks a total and unqualified response from human creatures- This view is related with:
5. The philosophy of religion is based on ............- as the fundamental principle of knowledge.
6. ‘The world is God, and God is the world’- this view is called:
7. ......- seeks to raise religious doctrine to a philosophical form by exercising a free criticism upon them.
8. ............- is confidence or trust in a person to thing, deity, in the doctrines or teachings of a religion, or view even without empirical evidence.
9. Critique of Religion and Philosophy is written by:
10. The relation between religion and philosophy is ............-
11. Moral evil is a direct consequence of man’s ..-
12. According to Aristotle God is the:
13. “Dialogues on Natural Religion”, is written by:
14. ..........................can be stated and verified through symbols, figures and visions.
15. The cosmological argument considered God as the:
16. The teleological argument has its earliest roots in the thought of ..................
17. Religious experience cannot be explained by ..........-
18. ..................do not believe in the existence of God because God’s existence cannot be perceived.
19. In the term “M-beliefs”, M stands for:
20. Each man could frame his own code of good and evil. Who holds this position?
21. Who considered evil to be due to the imperfections that are inherent in the construction of the finite elements of the universe?
22. ........ begins with the notion, God, the force of all good, and the Devil, the source of all evil.
23. Not only the theist, but ......................-can philosophize about religion.
24. Atman is neither born nor does it die- This view holds by:
25. ..............-explains, “Religion is the recognition that all things are manifestations of a Power which transcends our knowledge”.

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