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CR3 - thinking and..

10th grade CR lesson 3

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DOKEIN Greek "to appear," "to seem," "to think"
DOXA Greek "opinion," "judgement"
dogma a system of doctrines put forward by an authority, especially a church, to be absolute truth
dogmatic 1. pretending to dogma 2. expressed in an authoritive or arrogant manner
heterodox not in agreement with accepted beliefs; holding unorthodox opinions
GIGNOSKEIN Greek "to know"
agnostic 1. a person who believes nothing can be known about the existence of god 2. relating to the belief that the existence of god is unknowable
physiognomy the art of judging human character by facial festures; facial features when regarded as revealing character
prognosis a prediction of the outcome of a disease; any forcast or prediction
KRINEIN Greek "to separate," "to decide," "to judge"
criterion a standard, rule, or test on which a decision or judgement can be made
hypocrisy pretending to have feelings, beliefs, or virtues that one does not have
MNEMONIKOS Greek "mindful"
amnesty a general pardon for offenders, especially for political offenses
mnemonic relating to or assisting the memory
PHREN, PHRENOS Greek "heart," "mind," "midriff"
frenetic 1. frantic; frenzied 2. a frenzied person
schizophrenia 1. a sever mental disorder in which a person becomes unable to act or reason in a rational way, often with delusions and withdrawal from relationships 2. a situation of extreme conflict between choices, loyalties, or ways of life
RATIO Latin "reason"
REOR, REORI, RATUM Latin "to calculate," "to think"
arraign 1. to call to court to answer charges 2. to accuse; to charge with wrongdoing
rationable the reasons underlying something, often presented as a statement (used with for)
rationalize to provide a rational basis for something, often by false or self-serving reasoning
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