Aaron Cobankiat H4 - C PartOne: YOUREpistemological World Views Natural Science: Rationalist I think that although there is still no absolute

proof to how the world began, between the two scientic theories, I think that the Theory of Evolution is more correct than the Big Bang Theory. Social Science: Rationalist I think when understanding the human mind, some people can be more correct than others. For example, if you have a close friend and he is about to do something, who would be correct on guessing what he would do next, you or some random stranger? Art: Relativist I think Art is very subjective because there is no set way to view an art work. For example, people think the Mona Lisa is an extraordinary work of art, but for it I just nd it OK. Morality: Rationalist In morality, almost all choices have its pros and cons and because of that, there can be a better and a worse choice. Religion: Relativist I think its equal for most because its mostly based on how you were raised. Usually parents teach their children their religion and pass it on to their children and so on. Part Two: Ways of Knowing Natural Science 1. Sense Perception 2. Reason 3. Language 4. Emotion 5. Others Social Science 1. Emotion 2. Language 3. Sense Perception 4. Reason 5. Others Art 1. Sense Perception

2. Language 3. Emotion 4. Reason 5. Others Morality 1. Emotion 2. Reason 3. Sense Perception 4. Language 5. Others Religion 1. Emotion 2. Reason 3. Sense Perception 4. Language 5. Others Part Three: AUTHORITY and/or EVIDENCE/ARGUMENT Natural Science - To see is to believe just because a Scientist says something based on his research doesnt mean its true for all situations. Authority 20% Evidence 80% Social Science - Everybody is unique in his or her own way so there can or cant be experts in this. Authority 50% Evidence 50% Art - This is too subjective that who is to decide which is nice or not, although there are some occasions where there can be experts in the eld. Authority 10% Evidence 90% Morality - Although there are people who can help you in deciding things like this, it all boils down to your own answer or opinion. Authority 20% Evidence 80% Religion - Who has the right to say or dictate what we believe in? Authority 0% Evidence 100% Why do you think there is no OPINION in Part Three?

I think I understood Part Three wrong, but I would think it is that way because its meant to see how I view things and what I prioritize.