Knowledge is the clear awareness and understanding of something where it is provided by facts and not based on reality.

John Locke, George Berkley and David Hume were the founders of Rationalism belief.

According to rationalist philosophers, we can acquire knowledge using our senses.

Existence is everything there is. It includes everything we perceive and everything inside our heads which represents our inner world.

Statements about the world or reality are called propositions which may or may not carry the truth.

Statement that requires further examination and can be contested is called claim.

A belief is true if it can be justified or proven through the use of one’s senses.

A belief or statement is false if it is based on facts.

Truth is the process of proving the truth or validity of a statement.

When one say that “Jose Rizal is the greatest man who ever lived” you are stating your preference and not facts. This is called _________.

What do you call the knowledge validated based on the facts of reality.

Statement that express convictions that are not easily and clearly explained by facts.

Statement that assumes the claim to be true and provide reasons why statement is true.

An opinion has the following characteristics except;

This theory evaluates statements based on their agreement with reality and relies on a single evidence of fact.

The task of this method is to clarify how philosophers used words through an analysis of language.

This theory assumes that a belief is true when we are able to confirm it with reality.

It aims is to test the view of science, religion and philosophy by determining their practical results.

This method desires for the person to realize his ignorance and contradictions, and thereby correcting his own mistakes and arriving at a complete knowledge of the true meaning of the word.