____________________ founded the Positivism Movement in the Contemporary Period.

The act by which the mind affirms or denies something of something else is called what?

Roughly Speaking, 17^th and 18^th Century were regarded as the age of Reason and _____________________

Medieval Christian philosophers were all part of a movement called ________________

The age or period where most of the philosophers were mainly concerned with proving the existence of God.

All EXCEPT one is not one of the etymological meaning of Logic.

_______________ is the only discipline that strictly lays down the rules which the mind must follow to arrive at truth and thereby minimize if not totally eradicate error.

A critical thinking by Africans on their experiences of reality can be defined as _____________

_____________ is a Christian Humanist whose book "Utopia" influenced generations of politicians and planners.

________________ is a modern Philosopher who described in his famous book "Leviathan" how the natural state of mankind was brute-like and poor, and how the modern state was a kind of "social contract".