Religious Studies GCSE
Subjectivity versus Objectivity
What Subjectivity versus Objectivity means in Religious Studies GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Subjectivity versus Objectivity
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Visions are subjective and cannot serve as objective proof of God's existence, as sceptics explain them by psychological factors, hallucinations, sleep deprivation, or substance use.
Topics that use Subjectivity versus Objectivity
- Theme C: The existence of God and revelation (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Atheism
- Authority of scripture
- Christianity in Britain
- Contrasting worldviews
- Cosmology and origins
- Divine attributes
- Enlightenment
- General revelation
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