Event x Perception --> Memory --> Experience --> Belief
Empiricism is statement C from Homework 3.
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Check out my DVD Reviews, Radio Show Topics, or Thoughts of the Day.
I recommend you get my daily e-mail, which covers everything.
Listen to my show live or read my story.
Anyone can post comments on any of these blogs, just not anonymously. I hope you'll do so. Enjoy.
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- CR 24. Temptations and Dilemmas
- CR 23. Tolerance and Judgment
- CR 22. Presumptive Morality
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- CR. 20 The Principle of Association
- CR 19. Fruit on the Trees Principle
- CR 18. 95% Rule
- CR 17. Faith and Realism
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- Andrew Tallman
- A philosopher and former agnostic who hosts a Christian talk radio show on AM 1360 KPXQ weekdays from 6pm to 7pm in Phoenix, Arizona.
Experiences influence us, but our memories can deceive us,as we often choose to remember what we chose to remember as opposed to what actually happened.
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