Causation and Religion
| Description: This quiz explores the relationship between causation and religion, delving into philosophical and theological perspectives on the nature of causality and its implications for religious beliefs and practices. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
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| Tags: causation religion philosophy of causality theology |
Which philosophical school of thought emphasizes the role of efficient causation in explaining natural phenomena?
In the context of religion, what does the term 'providence' often refer to?
Which theological concept posits that God's actions are not bound by the laws of causality?
According to the principle of sufficient reason, every event must have a:
Which religious tradition emphasizes the idea of karma, where actions in one's life determine their fate in subsequent lives?
In the context of religion, what does the term 'miracle' typically refer to?
Which philosophical argument posits that the existence of evil in the world challenges the notion of an all-powerful and benevolent God?
In the context of religion, what does the term 'theodicy' refer to?
Which religious tradition emphasizes the concept of predestination, where individuals' fates are predetermined by divine will?
In the context of religion, what does the term 'free will' refer to?
Which philosophical school of thought emphasizes the role of final causes or purposes in explaining natural phenomena?
In the context of religion, what does the term 'creation' often refer to?
Which religious tradition emphasizes the concept of karma, where actions in one's life determine their fate in subsequent lives?
In the context of religion, what does the term 'eschatology' refer to?
Which religious tradition emphasizes the concept of reincarnation, where individuals' souls are reborn into new bodies after death?