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The main criticism is that the experience could result from illusion or hallucination."},{"text":"It could be prophecy or revelation.","correct":false,"explanation":"Prophecy and revelation would support a religious interpretation rather than provide a sceptical challenge. The main criticism is that a corporeal vision could be an illusion or hallucination."},{"text":"It could be faith or intuition.","correct":false,"explanation":"Faith and intuition are not standard explanations of a supposedly external visual perception. A critic would instead suggest illusion or hallucination as a non-religious explanation."}]},{"id":"bc6e8161-40e9-4d19-a3fd-7e1215c86b10","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"A vision occurs in a dream or the mind's eye. 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Immediate knowledge without images or words is an intellectual vision."}]},{"id":"bdf2a990-63b0-4674-bb2e-5d281699cde7","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why is Otto's non-rational element not the same as irrational?","back":"It is beyond full concepts or logic, not stupid.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"It is beyond full concepts or logic, not stupid.","correct":true,"explanation":"Otto uses non-rational for an aspect of religious experience that cannot be fully captured by concepts or logical analysis. He does not mean that it is foolish or unreasonable."},{"text":"It is against all evidence or reason, not logical.","correct":false,"explanation":"Treating the non-rational as contrary to evidence confuses it with irrationality. Otto means that the numinous exceeds complete conceptual or logical description, not that it violates reason."},{"text":"It is based on emotion rather than logic, not thought.","correct":false,"explanation":"Reducing the non-rational to emotion creates a misleading reason-feeling contrast. Otto means that the numinous is beyond full concepts or logic, although feelings may accompany it."},{"text":"It is impossible to discuss or understand, not meaningful.","correct":false,"explanation":"Otto does not claim that numinous experience is wholly meaningless or beyond discussion. 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It conveys the divine as radically unfamiliar rather than something the mind can completely comprehend."},{"text":"Tremendum.","correct":false,"explanation":"Tremendum concerns the overwhelming awe, power and fear produced by the numinous, not its incomprehensibility. The element pointing beyond ordinary understanding is mysterium."},{"text":"Fascinans.","correct":false,"explanation":"Fascinans names the attractive and compelling quality of the numinous, which draws the experiencer towards it. Its mysterious transcendence beyond understanding is called mysterium."},{"text":"Creature-feeling.","correct":false,"explanation":"Creature-feeling is the person’s sense of finitude, dependence and humility before infinite reality. The quality of being beyond ordinary understanding is Otto’s mysterium."}]},{"id":"9ca10168-7c80-468b-88d3-bdf7e73a0b45","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"A numinous experience feels overwhelming, awe-inspiring and frightening. Which Otto element is this?","back":"Tremendum.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Tremendum.","correct":true,"explanation":"Tremendum expresses the numinous as overpowering, majestic and potentially terrifying. The person responds with awe and dread before what seems infinitely greater and more powerful."},{"text":"Mysterium.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mysterium describes the numinous as mysterious and beyond complete understanding, rather than specifically overwhelming or frightening. Otto calls its awe-inspiring and fearsome aspect tremendum."},{"text":"Fascinans.","correct":false,"explanation":"Fascinans is the attractive quality that compels and draws a person towards the numinous. The overwhelming, awe-inspiring and frightening element is tremendum."},{"text":"Wholly other.","correct":false,"explanation":"Wholly other describes the divine as radically different from created reality. The particular element expressing overwhelming power, awe and fear is called tremendum."}]},{"id":"f7c98eac-2115-4890-a6f7-6e1bae8c8819","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"A numinous experience feels attractive and compelling. Which Otto element is this?","back":"Fascinans.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Fascinans.","correct":true,"explanation":"Fascinans is the compelling and attractive aspect of the numinous. Although the divine may inspire dread, it also fascinates and draws the experiencer towards it."},{"text":"Tremendum.","correct":false,"explanation":"Tremendum refers to overwhelming majesty, awe and fear, not attraction. Otto uses fascinans for the numinous quality that captivates and draws a person towards the divine."},{"text":"Mysterium.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mysterium concerns the divine mystery that lies beyond ordinary conceptual understanding. The attractive and compelling element of the numinous is instead called fascinans."},{"text":"Creature-feeling.","correct":false,"explanation":"Creature-feeling is the experiencer’s awareness of being finite, dependent and humbled before infinite reality. 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Otto means that the divine is radically different from all created things."},{"text":"Otto's creature-feeling means the divine is radically different from created things.","correct":false,"explanation":"Creature-feeling names the experiencer’s humility and dependence before infinite reality, rather than divine transcendence itself. Wholly other means that the divine is radically different from created things."},{"text":"Otto's creature-feeling means the divine is radically different from divine attributes.","correct":false,"explanation":"This confuses the person’s response with the nature of the divine and also uses the wrong contrast. Wholly other distinguishes the divine from created things."}]},{"id":"007bbc78-a0c7-4f96-8148-981a9f13bf51","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"In Otto, what does creature-feeling make the person feel before the divine?","back":"Finite, dependent and humbled before infinite reality.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Finite, dependent and humbled before infinite reality.","correct":true,"explanation":"Creature-feeling arises when a person encounters the numinous and becomes intensely aware of human limitation and dependence. The self feels insignificant and humbled before infinite divine reality."},{"text":"Infinite, independent and exalted before finite reality.","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses Otto’s relationship between the human person and the divine. Creature-feeling makes the person feel finite, dependent and humbled before infinite reality."},{"text":"Equal, independent and confident before infinite reality.","correct":false,"explanation":"Creature-feeling does not place the experiencer on equal terms with the divine or promote self-sufficiency. It produces awareness of being finite, dependent and humbled before infinite reality."},{"text":"Curious, detached and analytical before infinite reality.","correct":false,"explanation":"Otto describes an existential feeling of smallness and dependence, not a detached intellectual investigation. Creature-feeling makes the person feel finite, dependent and humbled before infinite reality."}]},{"id":"7d2970f1-3f6e-4010-bf8d-4be67c63ba87","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"In mystical experience, what kind of unity is directly experienced?","back":"Unity with the divine, ultimate reality or existence.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Unity with the divine, ultimate reality or existence.","correct":true,"explanation":"Mystical experience involves direct awareness of union or oneness, often dissolving the ordinary distinction between the self and the divine, ultimate reality or existence as a whole."},{"text":"Separation from the divine, ultimate reality or existence.","correct":false,"explanation":"Separation is the opposite of the unitive character traditionally associated with mystical experience. Mystics report direct unity with the divine, ultimate reality or existence."},{"text":"Knowledge of the divine, ultimate reality or existence.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mystical experience may produce knowledge, but its defining unitive feature is more than learning facts about reality. It directly presents unity with the divine, ultimate reality or existence."},{"text":"Obedience to the divine, ultimate reality or existence.","correct":false,"explanation":"Obedience may follow a religious experience, but it is not the unity directly experienced in mysticism. The characteristic experience is oneness with the divine, ultimate reality or existence."}]},{"id":"dd58a390-1b98-4b12-a34a-8bb2a6ecfd1d","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"A mystic says words cannot capture the experience. 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Insight and knowledge indicate noetic quality."},{"text":"Passivity.","correct":false,"explanation":"Passivity concerns the person's lack of control as the experience happens to them. Its apparent communication of insight is instead its noetic quality."}]},{"id":"4646ab73-dfdd-4362-9c61-f07dee59ddde","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"For James, [ ] means the experience is short-lived; [ ] means it happens to the person.","back":"For James, transiency means the experience is short-lived; passivity means it happens to the person.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"For James, transiency means the experience is short-lived; passivity means it happens to the person.","correct":true,"explanation":"James used transiency for the typically brief duration of mystical experiences and passivity for the sense that the experience is received rather than deliberately produced."},{"text":"For James, passivity means the experience is short-lived; transiency means it happens to the person.","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses James's marks. 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James judged religious experiences by their positive fruits rather than automatically accepting them because of their origins."}]},{"id":"2c101a2c-cc47-4c36-ad42-6a7fbbbef62e","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"For Stace, mystical union is [ ] because it is not based on ordinary senses, and [ ] because it is not reached by reasoning.","back":"For Stace, mystical union is non-sensuous because it is not based on ordinary senses, and non-intellectual because it is not reached by reasoning.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"For Stace, mystical union is non-sensuous because it is not based on ordinary senses, and non-intellectual because it is not reached by reasoning.","correct":true,"explanation":"Stace regarded mystical union as non-sensuous because it goes beyond ordinary sensory experience and non-intellectual because it is directly experienced rather than inferred through reasoning."},{"text":"For Stace, mystical union is sensuous because it is not based on ordinary senses, and non-intellectual because it is not reached by reasoning.","correct":false,"explanation":"Calling the union sensuous contradicts its independence from ordinary sensory perception. 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Unity encountered through the external world is extrovertive mysticism."}]},{"id":"f3515b95-532b-4bec-86a0-e8920d41108d","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"For Stace, inward pure unity without sensory content is which type of mysticism?","back":"Introvertive mysticism.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Introvertive mysticism.","correct":true,"explanation":"Introvertive mysticism turns completely inward, excluding ordinary sensory content so that the mystic experiences an undifferentiated state of pure unity or consciousness."},{"text":"Extrovertive mysticism.","correct":false,"explanation":"Extrovertive mysticism perceives unity through external objects and therefore retains sensory content. Inward pure unity without such content is introvertive mysticism."},{"text":"Dualistic mysticism.","correct":false,"explanation":"Dualistic experience preserves distinctions rather than presenting undifferentiated unity. 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Stace claimed mystical experiences share a common core, while critics argue that his theory downplays important differences between traditions."}]},{"id":"ba986570-d3b3-4282-99fd-a9886f5e6caf","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why does religious diversity weaken religious experience as evidence?","back":"Different interpretations make the correct one unclear.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Different interpretations make the correct one unclear.","correct":true,"explanation":"Conflicting interpretations of similar experiences make it difficult to determine which religious account, if any, accurately identifies the source or meaning of the experience."},{"text":"Similar experiences prove a common divine source.","correct":false,"explanation":"Shared features may suggest a common underlying cause, but religious diversity weakens the evidence because traditions interpret experiences incompatibly, leaving the correct interpretation uncertain."},{"text":"Private experiences cannot be observed by others.","correct":false,"explanation":"The privacy of an experience creates a separate verification problem. Religious diversity specifically challenges the conflicting interpretations that different religions give to apparently genuine experiences."},{"text":"Lasting effects make every experience equally reliable.","correct":false,"explanation":"Personal transformation can support the credibility of an experience, rather than explain the diversity objection. Diversity weakens the evidence because incompatible religious interpretations cannot all be correct."}]},{"id":"81c7e54d-8f15-4317-9368-f7fc7d167159","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What type of challenge explains religious experiences through upbringing, illness, drugs or emotion?","back":"Natural or psychological explanation.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Natural or psychological explanation.","correct":true,"explanation":"Upbringing, mental or physical illness, drugs and powerful emotions offer naturalistic or psychological causes, challenging the claim that a religious experience originates from God."},{"text":"Religious diversity challenge.","correct":false,"explanation":"Religious diversity concerns incompatible interpretations across traditions, not causes such as drugs, illness or emotion. Those causes constitute a natural or psychological explanation."},{"text":"Verification or falsification challenge.","correct":false,"explanation":"The verification challenge asks whether an experience can be independently checked. Explaining it through upbringing, illness, drugs or emotion is instead a natural or psychological explanation."},{"text":"Supernatural or theological explanation.","correct":false,"explanation":"A theological interpretation treats the experience as involving God or another supernatural reality. Upbringing, illness, drugs and emotion instead provide natural or psychological explanations."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-27","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"Religious experience","title":"Religious experience Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/a-level/religious-studies/aqa/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L36"}]}],"topicId":"f91d8e0d-9414-5203-a953-c2fb7bc0f0e0","walled":"$L37"}],"$L38","$L39"]