Lesson 10

Question 1

Is A PHILOSOPHY THAT SEEKS TO UNDERSTAND HUMAN EXISTENCE AND THE SIGNI FICANCE OF HUMAN EXPERI ENCE

Answer 1

EXISTENTIALISM

Question 2

Believe that life gains meaning from a relationship with the divine.

Answer 2

SUPERNATURALIST VIEW

Question 3

One can achieve meaning in life even without the spiritual realm

Answer 3

NATURALIST VIEW

Question 4

Views the individual as the one who defines his or her own life’s meaning based on his or her goals, desires, and choices.

Answer 4

SUBJECTIVISM

Question 5

Believes that there are no subjective bases for life’s meaning

Answer 5

OBJECTIVISM

Question 6

considers it irrelevant to discuss about life’s meaning

Answer 6

NIHILISTIC VIEW

Question 7

FOCUSES ON THE MEANING OF LIFE AND ITS
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE DIVINE

Answer 7

ST . AUGUSTINE

Question 8

A human person is made incomplete and made by God,
thus, he or she continually seeks happiness and satisfaction.

Answer 8

ST . AUGUSTINE/ SUPERNATURALIST VIEE

Question 9

DEFINES EXISTENCE AS
THE PERSON’ S JOURNEY TOWARDS SELF ACTUALIZATION

Answer 9

SØREN KIERKEGAARD

Question 10

By accomplishing selfactualization, you are able to find meaning and purpose in your
life, and you are able to say you truly ‘lived.

Answer 10

SØREN KIERKEGAARD

Question 11

actions of a person is
governed by his or her senses,
impulses, and emotions

Answer 11

AESTHETIC STAGE

Question 12

development of moral universal standards

Answer 12

ETHICAL STAGE

Question 13

person devotes
himself or herself to a higher
purpose in life

Answer 13

RELIGIOUS STAGE

Question 14

according to
Kierkegaard involves circularity
insofar as the leap is made by faith. In his book Concluding Unscientific Postscript, he describes the core part of the leap of faith: the leap.
“Thinking can turn toward itself in order to think about itself and skepticism can emerge.

Answer 14

Leap of Faith

Question 15

BELIEVES THAT MAN HAS A WILL TO MEANING

Answer 15

VICTOR FRANKL

Question 16

achievement of something worthwhile

Answer 16

CREATIVE VALUES

Question 17

interaction with the world and experience
of positive aspects of life

Answer 17

EXPERIENTIAL VALUES

Question 18

adoption of positive
attitude and outlook towards negative experiences

Answer 18

ATTITUDINAL VALUES

Question 19

UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE ON THE MEANING OF LIFE

Answer 19

ALBERT CAMUS

Question 20

A person can find meaning and purpose in an otherwise meaningless and absurd existence

Answer 20

ALBERT CAMUS

Question 21

IS THE VIEW THAT A PERSON TRIES TO MAKE SENSE OF HIS OR HER LIFE AND FIND MEANING IN IT , THEN REALIZING THAT SUCH MEANING CANNOT BE FOUND

Answer 21

ABSURDISM

Question 22

PHILOSOPHY MADE OUT OF HIS EXPERIENCE
Once people regained the will to live, they would be able to work
to fulfill their life goals and attain a better future

Answer 22

VICTOR FRANKL

Question 23

Once people regained the will to live, they would be able to work
to fulfill their life goals and attain a better future

Answer 23

VICTOR FRANKL

Question 24

A METHOD OF PSYCHOTHERAPHY DEVELOPED BY VICTOR FRANKL , THAT HELPS IN REDISCOVERING LIFE’S MEANING

Answer 24

LOGOTHERAPY

Question 25

“A METAPHYSICS OF HOPE “
Believes that in times of trial and despair, people naturally hope for release or salvation from adversity

Answer 25

GABRIEL MARCEL ‘ S
ESSAY

Question 26

Believes that in times of trial and despair, people naturally hope for release or salvation from adversity

Answer 26

GABRIEL MARCEL

Question 27

FOR MARCEL , IS A NATURAL AND INEVITABLE RESPONSE TO TRIALS AND DESPAIR

Answer 27

HOPE