Exam 1: The Nature of Philosophy

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What does philosophy begin with?

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Epistemology literally means

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When we philosophize we are always engaged in

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Who said that whatever the gods love is holy?

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Gail Stenstad calls the male approach to knowledge thinking.

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What subfield of philosophy is concerned with moral values and moral principles?

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Holbach was a determinist.

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Gail Stenstad is a

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Do you agree with Harry Browne that ethics is just a sham? Why, or why not?

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When people talk about getting along, they generally mean satisfying their maintenance needs.

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What is the goal of philosophy?

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Good reasoning is a key not only to philosophy, but to

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To evaluate a philosopher's claim we need to identify the premises and conclusion of his or her argument.

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The list of topics on which we can philosophize is strictly limited.

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Perictione suggests that philosophy is ultimately a search for an understanding of why we and our universe are here.

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Crito was unwilling to help Socrates escape from jail.

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What does philosophy literally mean?

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____________is the study of morality.

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What subfield of philosophy is concerned with the ultimate characteristics of reality or existence?

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Karma means literally

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