Consider the following assertions.
1. Agreement or disagreement of ideas is knowledge.
2. There is distinction between primary and secondary qualities.
3. Objects are represented through their qualities.
4. Knowledge of the object is pre-established in the mind.
Select the correct answer:
Consider the following statements in the light of Spinoza's Theory of Knowledge.
1. Obscure and inadequate ideas have their source in sensation and the imagination.
2. Reason comprehends the universal essences of things and understands these in their relation to God.
3. Intuitive knowledge advances from an adequate idea of the objective essence of certain attributes of God to the adequate essence of things.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
Who among the folrowing thinkers makes use of the principle "there must be at least as much reality in the efficient and total cause as in the effect of that cause," in his proofs for the existence of God?
Consider the following assertions
1. Synthetic apriori judgement is the standard of knowledge
2. Synthetic a posteriori judgement is the standard of knowledge.
3. Analytic apriori judgement is the standard of knowledge.
4. Analytic a posteriori judgement is the standard of knowledge