Exam 1: The Nature of Philosophy

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Philosophy is traditionally divided into three categories of philosophical topics.Do you think that these divisions are strict ones,or do you think that the questions that fall under one category are relevant to those that fall under others? Explain and illustrate your answers.

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Gail Stenstad is a

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Some people believe that the term "philosophy" is only a verb,while others hold that it could function as a noun,as well.What is your view,and why do you hold it?

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The belief that there is just one God is

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Crito was unwilling to help Socrates escape from jail.

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Rachels says that finding satisfaction in helping others is not

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Philosophy is not hard work.

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Philosophy begins with wonder.

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The idea of karma can combine

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____________________ is the study of the most general characteristics of reality.

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What philosopher argues for determinism,the view that all things and all human beings are unfree?

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Genevieve Lloyd is a(n)____________________ philosopher.

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Monotheism is the belief that there are many gods.

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What philosopher wrote: "Everyone is selfish; everyone is doing what he believes will make himself happier."

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Epistemology literally means

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Socrates held that the gods agreed on what is holy.

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What does philosophy literally mean?

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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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Who said that whatever the gods love is holy?

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Karma means literally

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