______________ is often referred to as the “Father of Liberal Theology”.

Although David Hume’s skepticism was accepted by Immanuel Kant, Kant argued that religion still held a place in establishing a/an ___________ vision for society.

Which war became the major impetus or catalyst for the Enlightenment movement that began in the early 17th century?

____________ religion teaches that it holds absolute truth, and that this truth teaches the eventual inclusion of all persons in salvation or enlightenment.

______________ should result from religious worship.  This means that if in worship the relationship with a god is made right or one comes to a greater enlightenment about ultimate reality, then the worshiper ought also to live in right relationships in the community.

______________ sought to move beyond the supposed archaic language of the Bible and translate the Christian religion into existentialist terminology.  This is the second early example of the movement away from foundationalist or modernist religion.

John Locke’s theory of knowledge is known as _____________, and it teaches that persons must use their senses and turn outward to their experiences in the world to arrive at knowledge.

Which historical event became the undoing of religious liberalism’s optimism that humanity is getting better all the time?

The most important aspect of religious ___________ is not that they be understood literally but that the reader engage the manner in which the text has shaped and formed a religious tradition.

The Christian fundamentalist response against liberalism’s foundation of a universal human experience asserts that ______________ is the foundation for Christian faith.