TSAP 1

Question 1

study of knowledge or wsidom

Answer 1

philosophy

Question 2

two greek words in philosophy

Answer 2

philo - love
sophia - wisdom

Question 3

queen of all sciences

Answer 3

Philosophy

Question 4

why queen of philosophy

Answer 4

all sciences have philosophical foundations

Question 5

philosophers discovered what

Answer 5

natural causes and the self

Question 6

greek philosophers moved away from?

Answer 6

myths and focused more one teh self

Question 7

who is focused on the physical world

Answer 7

pre-Socrates

Question 8

who is focused on the self

Answer 8

Socrates

Question 9

first to engage in systematic questioning

Answer 9

socrates

Question 10

“the unexamined life is not worth studying”

Answer 10

socrates

Question 11

socratic method also called as?

Answer 11

dialectic method

Question 12

series of questions revealing rational knowledge

Answer 12

dialectic method/socratic method

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two realms (socrates)

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physical and ideal realm

Question 14

changeable and imperfect

Answer 14

physical realm

Question 15

eternal and immortal, truth and beauty

Answer 15

ideal realm

Question 16

body changes and dies, soul is immortal

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true

Question 17

soul belongs to the ideal realm

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true

Question 18

unified and eternal entity, consistent despite physical changes

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self

Question 19

best student of socrates

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plato

Question 20

three components of the soul (plato)

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Reason, appetite, spirit

Question 21

wisdom and understanding

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reason

Question 22

biological needs (sex, hunger)

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appetite

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emotions (love anger)

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spirit

Question 24

RAS works inconsistently as individuals

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true

Question 25

which role is to control the two components (appetite and spirit)

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reason’s role

Question 26

French philosopher and mathematician

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René Descartes

Question 27

Father of Modern Philosophy

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René Descartes

Question 28

“Cogito, ergo sum”

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“I think, therefore I am”

Question 29

who said “Cogito, ergo sum”

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René Descartes

Question 30

True knowledge is gained by —-

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by doubting everything, including one’s existence.

Question 31

what proves one is thinking

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doubt

Question 32

a thinking mind

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self

Question 33

a dynamic entity, does thinking, reasoning, and perceiving

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self

Question 34

The thinking entity ()

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Cognito (mind)

Question 35

extension of the mind

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extenza (body)

Question 36

mind and body are separate entities

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true

Question 37

what defines humanity?

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the mind

Question 38

last of the great ancient philosophers, platonic thought

Answer 38

st augustine

Question 39

Christianity’s first thoelogian

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st augustine

Question 40

two realms of human nature

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God, sinfulness of men

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source of all reality and truth

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God

Question 42

closer to God = closer to understanding the world

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true

Question 43

results of man’s free will

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sinfulness of man

Question 44

moral goodness can only be achieved?

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through God

Question 45

found only in God

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true happiness

Question 46

humans love the wrong things

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disordered love