Faith and science vocab

the power of gaining knowledge through the use of logic

• logic

• fundamentalist approach

• reason

• phenomenon

is the science and art which so directs the mind in the process of reasoning and subsidiary processes as to enable it to attain clearness, consistency, and validity in those processes

• logic

• science

• scholastic theology

• revelation

a relation which holds between the knower and the known; moral, logical, or ontological

• reason

• science

• logic

• truth

the use of logic to back arguments supporting the existence of God and to come to a deeper understanding of the human experience

• scholastic theology

• contextualist approach

• fundamentalist approach

• faith

a sure and evident knowledge obtained from demonstrations

• faith

• science

• scholastic theology

• reason

a fact event or situation that can be observed

• logic

• reason

• faith

• phenonenon

gift of God by which one freely accepts God's full Revelation in Jesus Christ

• science

• reason

• faith

• phenomenon

The communication of some truth by God to a rational creature through means which are beyond the ordinary course of nature

• scholastic theology

• revelation

• contextualist approach

• fundamentalist approach

interpretation of the Bible that ignores the literary forms used by the Bible's human authors and the historical settings in which the writings were developed

• fundamentalist approach

• reason

• faith

• scholastic theory

interpretation of the Bible that takes into account various contexts in order to understand the Truth God is revealing through the Bible's words

• phenomenon

• faith

• contextualist approach

• revelation