Religious Studies A-Level
Veridical
What Veridical means in Religious Studies A-Level, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Veridical
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Truthful, genuine, or corresponding to reality. A veridical experience is one that is actually what it appears to be (i.e., a genuine experience of God).
Topics that use Veridical
- Philosophy of Religion (OCR A-Level)
Related terms
- Epistemic Distance
- Eschatological Verification
- Gratuitous Suffering
- Mystical Experience
- Numinous
- Principle of Credulity
- Privatio Boni
- Reductionism
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