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Scientific vs Philosophical Truths Crossword

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Scientific vs Philosophical Truths Crossword
 

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Scientific vs Philosophical Truths CrosswordOnline version

Distinguish scientific from philosophical truth

by Kathleen Dorosan
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Philosophical stance prioritizing knowledge from sensory observation.

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Collected data or observations supporting a claim.

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A statement considered objectively true in reality.

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A well-substantiated explanation integrating facts and laws.

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Capable of being proven false by observation or experiment.

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Branch of philosophy studying nature, origin, and limits of knowledge.

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Process of establishing truth through evidence and replication.

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Measure of how likely something is to be true.

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