Which philosopher wrote about the the Euthyphro dilemma in addressing the relationshop between God, good & evil?

Thinking is nothing more than electro chemical material reactions in the brain. What theory is this which is associated with Thomas Hobbes & Gilbert Ryle?

He is an agnostic believes we do not have enough information to make an informed decision or some believe we are not meant to understand whether a supreme being exists.

Aquinas' argument states a supreme being must exist because of the chain of causes must have a beginning.

Fideism speaks that an individual must take a leap of faith to understand God's existence.

Deists believe that God does not interfere with the world, answer prayers or create miracles. Who is connected to this theory?

Berkeley and Vasubandhu believe that thoughts, and in fact all things, are basically mental not physical

Kant believed the idea of time originated in the human mind as a mental construct devised to organize our experiences

His perceiver relativity argument states out understanding of the relationship between evil and the universe is based in a extremely limited perspective

Which philosopher is associated with zen buddhist time?

He argues religion is an expression of material realities and economic injustice, viewed as the "opiate of the masses"

Which of these is not an example of a supporter of theism

Newton believed in absolute time which is the belief time is independent of events.

William James support of truth is what works by experience

Things are morally good or bad, permissible, or prohibited, solely because of God’s will or commands it.

The logical argument from evil argued on the basis of the free will defence comes from...

Hume noted that religion often point to these as credibility of their religious doctrines.

Bertrand Russell or Auguste Comte would say that only knowledge that is arrived empirically is scientifically valuable

A division of philosophy that is concerned with the fundamental nature of reality and being.

A disbelief or lack of belief in the existence of a supreme being.

Believes in the idea of free will in the sense the agent is an originator of causal chains

Anselm's theory that God exists because God must exist as existence is a feature of perfection.

Pascal's Wager is significant to philosophy as it

This theory operates on that every event is an instance of some law of nature, a complete absence of free will.