The Good Life

Question 1

Living comfort and luxury with few problems or worries

Characterized by happiness from living and doing wrll

Answer 1

Good Life

Question 2

The pursuit of pleasure is not governed by a set of universal principles that integrate spirituality, purpose, and morality

Answer 2

Golden Rule

Question 3

What you do not want done to yourself, do not do unto others

Answer 3

Confucius

Question 4

We should behave to others as we wish others to behave us

Answer 4

Artistotle

Question 5

Hurt not others with that which pains itself

Answer 5

Buddhism

Question 6

Do unto others as you would have them do unto you

Answer 6

Christianity

Question 7

Many people have found that pursuing the good life has resulted in unhappiness and self-destruction

They live for selfish enjoyment and prosperity without a moral compass or a desire to achieve inner value

Answer 7

Wrong Pursuit

Question 8

The path to happiness and prosperity is not self-centered

Sustains us between inspiration and despair

The ability to turn adversity into an opportunity for personal growth and development

Answer 8

Correct Pursuit

Question 9

The study of the good life

Answer 9

Morality

Question 10

To think

Answer 10

Intellect

Question 11

To choose

Answer 11

Will

Question 12

In ethics, it is a kind of prosperity and good luck that bring external goods to our life - material and bodily goods

Answer 12

Happiness

Question 13

Health, vitality, good looks, dexterity

Answer 13

Bodily goods

Question 14

Wealth, friends, political power, noble birth, clothes

Answer 14

Material goods

Question 15

For Aristotle, it is an objective standard of happiness

Answer 15

Eudaimonia

Question 16

Eudaimonia is an objective standard of happiness, based on what it means to live a human life well in accordance with

Answer 16

Virtue

Question 17

To attain, eudaimonia, we must have and use this

It is knowledge, skill, love, virtue, self-esteem, and honor

Answer 17

Goods of the soul

Question 18

(wisdom) knowing what is the morally right choice to make the ability to apply moral principles to concrete situations

Answer 18

Prudence

Question 19

(Greek nous, intuitive mind)

The habitual knowledge of primary self-evident truths that lie at the root of all knowledge

Answer 19

Understanding

Question 20

Moderates the pleasures of touch

Answer 20

Temperance

Question 21

Having the strong will to having the disposition to do what it takes to live a good life

Answer 21

Courage

Question 22

Allows us to have friends and enjoy the benefits to enjoy the benefits of cooperation

Answer 22

Justice