Nature of Man

43問 • 2年前

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問題一覧

Man bears God’s ____.

image

A man is composed of _____ and _____.

body, soul

A man is a ______ and _______.

decision-maker, goal oriented

He believes that every single man has an id, ego, and super ego.

Sigmund Freud

It is the drive to do something out of self-interest and may be harmful to others.

It is your unconscious that tells you to do things right.

Super ego

This leads you to either help or do harm.

Ego

Man can be good.

True

“Man was born naturally good; the reason why man becomes evil is because of society” was stated by?

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

He believes that the mind is a blank slate ready to be used for writing.

John Locke

The two natures of men are:

spiritual, material

Man’s spiritual is his _____.

higher nature

Man’s material is his _____.

lower nature

The three (3) views of man are:

Scientific, Philosophical, Theological

This view is the rerooting of science into its Christian origins.

Scientific view

This is how the scientific view of man plan to reroot science back into its Christian origins.

drawing inspiration to “till the Earth” than “subdue it”, aligns ethical perspective to science’s marvels, repositioning science back to its proper and prostine complementary paradigm of reality

Philosophical view of man is divided into:

Eastern philosophy, Western philosophy

It is duty bound and regulated.

Society

These area ideas and standards society creates and upholds.

Social construct

Refers to the network of those whom we recognize an ethical connection through the demands of justice, the bonds of compassion, or a sense of obligation.

Moral community

Laws are made for the good of the people. This is an example of _____.

Moral consideration

Man is a sentient being.

True

School of Athens was painted by

Raphael Sanzio

He introduced the two worlds, Doxa and Episteme.

Plato

One of Plato’s two worlds which speaks of opinion, illusion, concept of goodness that is not perfect, and changing over time.

Doxa

One of Plato’s two worlds that talks about logic, knowledge, awareness, and reason.

Episteme

Plato points to the sky as he does not believe that man deserves to attain the highest form of knowledge.

True

The Allegory of the Cave’s Principles include all, except one.

Lighting

This is where The Allegory of the Cave took place.

Cave

What does the outside world represent?

Objective truth

Knowledge based on experience is _____.

empirical

He believes that knowledge is a product of experience.

Aristotle

Intellectual capacity is also called ____.

nous

Plato is a _____ while Aristotle is a _____.

rationalist, empiricist

Similarities of Aristotle and Plato are:

truth from logic and reason, metaphysicians, genuine essence

He is a philosopher associated with knowledge, wisdom, and virtue.

Socrates

This view of man talks about how he is an epitome of the world.

Theological

Man as a journeying being is a _____.

homo viator

Human’s capacity for self-transcendence on relations to the Absolute.

Spirituality

An organized group with one creed, code, and cult.

Religion

A solitary experience of the divine; has to do with the soul or inner life.

Spirituality

It is seen as the innermost part of our being.

Spirit

It is the part of us that connects with fellow human beings.

Soul

Christianity

Christianity

Judaism

Judaism

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Module 2, Lesson 1

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問題一覧

Man bears God’s ____.

image

A man is composed of _____ and _____.

body, soul

A man is a ______ and _______.

decision-maker, goal oriented

He believes that every single man has an id, ego, and super ego.

Sigmund Freud

It is the drive to do something out of self-interest and may be harmful to others.

It is your unconscious that tells you to do things right.

Super ego

This leads you to either help or do harm.

Ego

Man can be good.

True

“Man was born naturally good; the reason why man becomes evil is because of society” was stated by?

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

He believes that the mind is a blank slate ready to be used for writing.

John Locke

The two natures of men are:

spiritual, material

Man’s spiritual is his _____.

higher nature

Man’s material is his _____.

lower nature

The three (3) views of man are:

Scientific, Philosophical, Theological

This view is the rerooting of science into its Christian origins.

Scientific view

This is how the scientific view of man plan to reroot science back into its Christian origins.

Philosophical view of man is divided into:

Eastern philosophy, Western philosophy

It is duty bound and regulated.

Society

These area ideas and standards society creates and upholds.

Social construct

Refers to the network of those whom we recognize an ethical connection through the demands of justice, the bonds of compassion, or a sense of obligation.

Moral community

Laws are made for the good of the people. This is an example of _____.

Moral consideration

Man is a sentient being.

True

School of Athens was painted by

Raphael Sanzio

He introduced the two worlds, Doxa and Episteme.

Plato

One of Plato’s two worlds which speaks of opinion, illusion, concept of goodness that is not perfect, and changing over time.

Doxa

One of Plato’s two worlds that talks about logic, knowledge, awareness, and reason.

Episteme

Plato points to the sky as he does not believe that man deserves to attain the highest form of knowledge.

True

The Allegory of the Cave’s Principles include all, except one.

Lighting

This is where The Allegory of the Cave took place.

Cave

What does the outside world represent?

Objective truth

Knowledge based on experience is _____.

empirical

He believes that knowledge is a product of experience.

Aristotle

Intellectual capacity is also called ____.

nous

Plato is a _____ while Aristotle is a _____.

rationalist, empiricist

Similarities of Aristotle and Plato are:

truth from logic and reason, metaphysicians, genuine essence

He is a philosopher associated with knowledge, wisdom, and virtue.

Socrates

This view of man talks about how he is an epitome of the world.

Theological

Man as a journeying being is a _____.

homo viator

Human’s capacity for self-transcendence on relations to the Absolute.

Spirituality

An organized group with one creed, code, and cult.

Religion

A solitary experience of the divine; has to do with the soul or inner life.

Spirituality

It is seen as the innermost part of our being.

Spirit

It is the part of us that connects with fellow human beings.

Soul