Krausism 2

What term did Karl Christian Friedrich Krause coin?

• Theism

• Panentheism

• Atheism

• Pantheism

In which year did Karl Christian Friedrich Krause obtain a doctorate in Philosophy?

• 1801

• 1805

• 1810

• 1823

According to Krause, what is the task of the analytic-ascending part of science?

• To write research papers

• To conduct experiments

• To obtain intellectual intuition of God

• To analyze scientific data

How does Krause define the relation between God and the world?

• God is the world

• God is both separate and part of the world

• God is part of the world

• God is separate from the world

What does Krause refer to God as when distinguished from what he is the principle of?

• Urwesen

• Pantheism

• Theism

• The Absolute

According to Krause, what is the distinction between Orwesen and Urwesen?

• Orwesen is inside the world, while Urwesen is outside of the world

• Orwesen is the whole, while Urwesen is the parts

• Orwesen is the world, while Urwesen is God

• Orwesen is the principle, while Urwesen is what the principle is of

What is the main objection against Krause's philosophy?

• It is contradictory

• It is too complex

• It is circular

• It is based on intuitions

How does Krause define the term 'in' in relation to God and the world?

• The world participates in the essence of God

• God interacts with the world

• God is contained within the world

• God is separate from the world

What does Krause believe is necessary for science to be possible?

• Logical reasoning

• Intellectual intuition of the one principle

• Empirical evidence

• Scientific experiments

How does Krause's panentheism contribute to recent discussions in the philosophy of science?

• It denies the existence of an ultimate foundation

• It emphasizes the autonomy of each scientific discipline

• It promotes scientific relativism

• It supports reductionism