What did Descartes remove from the center of the philosophical enterprise?

 Descartes held that the proper starting point for philosophical reflection was:

 Descartes’s one certain truth, from which his epistemology began, was:

 Descartes spearheaded the philosophical movement known as:

Who combined the traditions of rationalism and empiricism?

Kant held that such concepts as causality, disjunction, particularity, and universality are _________ categories.

Kant asserted that he had put an end to:

 Schleiermacher was the founder of:

Friedrich Schleiermacher’s parents were:

Schleiermacher was highly influenced by the Enlightenment thought of:

Schleiermacher defines God as the ______, or world spirit that pervades everything.

Schleiermacher understood the Bible as:

 Relinquishing what one has in favor of giving it to others is:

  For Hegel, _________ is the activity that relates particular things to each other and unifies them into a whole.

The three stages of Hegel’s dialectical method are:

John Nelson Darby began:

 Hegel maintained that every genuine religion must include:

 Darby separated the Bible into seven ______.

 For Hegel, the key to religion is:

 Hegel maintained philosophy cannot exist without:

For Hegel, _________ unites both the finite and the infinite.

Based on 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17, Darby believed that in the future the church will be:

What did Darby believe will one day be resumed in Jerusalem?

 Schleiermacher believed that Christ had only a human nature.

Darby maintained that Israel and the church constituted one single people of God.

Darby believed that those who entered the millennial rule of Christ on earth would continue to have mortal bodies and that marriage and childbearing would continue.

Darby insisted that in the new heavens and new earth, the church and Israel will be kept separate.

 According to Darby, during the great tribulation the church will face severe persecution

Hegel’s dialectical method is extremely important in contemporary theology and philosophy, since most later thinkers incorporated his dialectical method into their own programs

 Darby believed that Christians, despite being saved, will each be judged by Christ according to their actions.

For Hegel, the universal is highly concrete and the particular is most abstract.

Kant thought that, since God lies beyond the realm of what we can know, there is no room for faith.

According to Darby, after the rapture the church will eventually return to earth to dwell with the rest of restored humanity.

Schleiermacher held a high view of the Old Testament even though he de-literalized much of it.

 Schleiermacher thought that the doctrine of the Trinity was not essential to the Christian faith.

Descartes’s purpose was to undermine faith.

In On Religion, Schleiermacher argued that the essence of Christianity resides in divine revelation.

Schleiermacher’s book The Christian Faith de-literalized all supernatural elements of the Christian faith.

 For Hegel, God is not necessarily personal.