philosophy 3.0

Question 1

general term commonly used to refer to the entire human race

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man

Question 1

refers to a man as a species homo sapiens or modern human beings

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human

Question 2

the philosopher who believed that the human persons nature as an embodied spirit enables us to engage in meaningful experiences

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st. thomas

Question 3

state of being or existence that is above and beyond physical needs and realities

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transcendence

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trans means?

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beyond

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scandare means?

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to climb

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three main philosophies

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hinduism, buddhism, and christianity

Question 7

stated in the primary and secondary reflections that one is able to look deeper into his own experience in an attempt to draw something

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gabriel marcel

Question 8

serves as means for man to discover himself through the experiences that other people share with him

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primary and secondary reflections

Question 9

it helps an individual to answer who am i

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primary and secondary reflections

Question 10

occurs when we inquire about things in a distant and objective manner. proceed with an investigation of the problem at hand

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primary reflection

Question 11

cannot occur without involving the inquirer into his inquiry.

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secondary reflection

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refers to the things in our lives that are already given

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facticity

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another difficulty that arises out an embodied subject

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the body as intermediary

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we are limited by our bodies to be present in two or more places at the same time

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spatial temporal being

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man is simply thrown in to the world and is left alone to face what he can do

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the concept of dread

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man has to establish relationship with others

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the concept of being with others

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relatedness to entities is basically things which he encounters in the world

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the concept of concern

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feeling is something that is lacking or missing in a person

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guilt

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in philosophy guilt feeling is something that is lacking or missing in a person

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the concept of guilt feeling

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conscience plays a primary role in recovering from lost or fallen in the world

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the concept of conscience

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mans readiness to be called by conscience

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the concept of resoluteness

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imposes limits to ones human body

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the concept of temporality

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the human persons temporal existence will find its end

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the concept of death

Question 24

when we _ we are freed from our anger and bitterness because of the actions and or words of another

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forgiveness

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force us to confront our weaknesses and limitations

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failure

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can be rooted from our sense of vulnerability and fear of death

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loneliness

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to experience richness, positivity, and transcendence

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love

Question 28

category of limitations

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facticity, spatial temporal being, and the body as intermediary

Question 29

how the human person body imposes limits and possibilities for transcendence

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the concept of dread, being with others, concern, guilt feeling, conscience, resoluteness, temporality, death

Question 30

evaluate limitations and the possibilities for their transcendence

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forgiveness, the beauty of nature, vulnerability, failure, loneliness, love