Summative

Question 1

Physics means _______

Answer 1

matter

Question 2

Example of where we see physics in daily life

Answer 2

Vehicles
Electricity
Glasses
Heat
Sound

Question 3

What is transcendence

Answer 3

GROW: going beyond from what was expected from us

Question 4

Transcendence refers to the very highest and most __________ or __________ levels of ______________, behaviors and relating as ____________ rather than _______.

Answer 4

inclusive; holistic; human consciousness; ends; means

Question 5

Buddhism: God created the world with __________

Answer 5

sound (humming)

Question 6

It’s said to be what caused the “Big Bang” that created our universe many years ago.

Answer 6

Higgs boson Particle or “the God Particle”

Question 7

Buddha’s four noble truths:

Answer 7

1. Life has inevitable suffering
2. There is cause to our suffering
3. There is an end to suffering
   4.The end to suffering is contained in the eightfold path

Question 8

The Buddha’s Eightfold Path

Answer 8

Right Understanding
Right Thought
Right Speech
Right Action
Right Livelihood
Right Effort
Right Mindfulness
Right Concentration

MALESCUT

Question 9

Christian Definition of Body:

Answer 9

SOMA (the outermost man)
- senses
- one that has physical needs and desires

Question 10

Christian Definition of Soul:

Answer 10

PSYCHE (the outer man)
6 parts: self, emotions, intellect, will, conscience, evil

SWEEIC

Question 11

PSYCHEParts. identity, personality, character

Answer 11

self

Question 12

PSYCHEParts. feelings and passions

Answer 12

emotions

Question 13

PSYCHEParts. mind and thoughts

Answer 13

intellect

Question 14

PSYCHEParts. own will and desires

Answer 14

will

Question 15

PSYCHEParts. know right from wrong

Answer 15

conscience

Question 16

PSYCHEParts. dwelling place

Answer 16

evil

Question 17

Christian Definition of Spirit:

Answer 17

PNEUMA (the inner man)
- peace
- revelation
-communicate w/ God

Question 18

Plato’s Definition. Body is ______ with soul, AKA ________

Answer 18

different; DUALITY

Question 19

Plato’s Definition.
a. ___________ is material, destructible
b. ___________ is immaterial, indestructible

Answer 19

a. body
b. soul

Question 20

Plato’s Definition. Your world stays there.
- No Body, Has Soul
- Where our soul will go after death.

Answer 20

World of Forms

Question 21

Plato’s Definition. Which things are made of.

Answer 21

World of Matter

Question 22

Plato’s Definition. This existed prior to the body.
“Essence preceeds Existence”

Answer 22

the Soul

Human person is soul w/ a body

Question 23

Three types of souls in Plato’s definition and its equivalent body parts:

Answer 23

Appetitive Soul - STOMACH
Spiritual Soul - HEART
Rational Soul - BRAIN

Question 24

SoulTypesPlato. Derives human person to experience: thirst, hunger, physical needs, and wants.

“desires”

Answer 24

Appetitive Soul

considers the body

Question 25

SoulTypesPlato. Derives human person to experience emotions. "to feel sentiments"

Answer 25

Spiritual Soul considers the soul

Question 26

SoulTypesPlato. Enables people to think, reflect, analyze, comprehend, etc.

Answer 26

Rational Soul

Question 27

REASON: a. __________ SPIRIT: b. __________ DESIRE: c. _________

Answer 27

a. Guides b. Aminates c. Motivates

Question 28

Aristotle's Definition. Body is __________ with soul, AKA ____________

Answer 28

the same; SINGULARITY

Question 29

Aristotle's Definition. There are no division between body and soul, they are __________.

Answer 29

inseperable

Question 30

Aristotle's Definition. The soul is the __________ of life.

Answer 30

principle

Question 31

What is the 3 degrees of the soul?

Answer 31

Plants, Animals, Humans

Question 32

Three types of soul according to Aristotle's definition:

Answer 32

Vegetative Soul Sensitive Soul Rational Soul

Question 33

SoulTypesAristotle. Can't feel and think - reproduction and growth

Answer 33

Vegetative Soul

Question 34

SoulTypesAristotle. Can feel but can't think - mobility and sensation - moves through instructions

Answer 34

Sensitive Soul

Question 35

SoulTypesAristotle. Can feel and think - thought and reflection

Answer 35

Rational Soul

Question 36

"The human person is just an animal that thinks. Man is a ____________." - Aristotle

Answer 36

rational animal

Question 37

Human person in the environment. The things that human person do in the ________. __________________ of a human person and their effect to the environment.

Answer 37

society overall living

Question 38

Man as a being. Human person ___________ in the world. ________________ to fellow beings. Gives _______ on whatever is happening around him/her.

Answer 38

lives/resides relates/socialize meaning

Question 39

This is the discipline that studies the moral relationship of human beings with the environment.

Answer 39

Environmental Philosophy

Question 40

3 views in philosophical environment

Answer 40

Anthropocentrism Biocentrism Ecocentrism

Question 41

Views. Man or people are more important than everything else.

Answer 41

Anthropocentrism

Question 42

This view believes that humans are the most important species on the planet and they are free to transform nature and use its resources.

Answer 42

Anthropocentrism

Question 43

Views. All living things are important. This view advocates ethical treatment of animals.

Answer 43

Biocentrism

Question 44

Views. Considering everything is important. (including air, water, land) This view promotes the idea that order and balance in nature brings about stability and beauty.

Answer 44

Ecocentrism

Question 45

The ability to govern and and discipline oneself by the use of reason.

Answer 45

Prudence

Question 46

Prudence is not about knowing good, its about _________________.

Answer 46

doing good

Question 47

It is the cautious management of one's resources.

Answer 47

Frugality