final test unit2

truth

a statement of belief which corresponds to the reality; a fact as the object of correct belief; reality

repentance

a turning with sorrow from a past course of action

moral relativism

a type of subjectivism which holds that moral truths are based upon one's personal opinions or preferences

moral

behavior in relation to right or wrong

immanent

close; indwelling

rational

conforming to reason,to the sensible

tolerance

forbearance in judging opinions,customs, or acts of others

anarchy

lawless disorder and political confusion

transcendent

of very high and remarkable degree;surpassing

subjective

relating to,proceeding from,or taking place within an individual's mind or emotions

presupposition

something implied as a necessary antecedent(earlier,former) condition; a basic assumption which influences our view of the world

assumption

something taken for granted

materialism

the belief that facts are all to be explained by laws of physical or material substances

moral absolutism

the belief that moral rules are created outside one's opinions or preferences

authority

the right to command and enforce obedience

relativism

the theory that absolute knowledge of thing is impossible because it depends upon the mind's purely subjective way of relaying to those things

communicate

to make another partaker of; to import;to give a share of;to make known

objective truths

truths free from personal feelings,opinions and prejudices

grace

unmerited,undeserved,unearned favor

immutability

God's unchanging,unalterable nature and character