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| an act of pride on Adam's part |
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| fall from a perfect state |
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| desire/dominate (inside and outside borders) |
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| the ultimate good, in this case the best aspiration is peace not glory or justice |
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| the state is cut off from the conception of God |
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| non religious human endeavor, new focus on this world |
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| ancient works that were suppressed by the church that described their art (anatomical and heroic) |
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| how humans aught to interact with nature |
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| tyrant, cruelty is not effective bc it is self interested |
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| violence is applied surgically, overall objective of cruelty is the state not the self |
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| Protestant natural equality |
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| justification by faith alone, no hierarchy of holiness, every person is a priest |
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| religion aught to be a function of the state's objectives |
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| church and state are separate (think Jefferson's wall) |
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| rule and institutions of the state by religion, power of the state is derived from god |
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| everything is just matter, no natural truths |
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| all human cognitive activity is through naming |
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| Euclidean method of argument, a proof derived form the fundamental basis of definition |
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| describe the human object, the material (Hardware) |
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| describing humans through behavior, what makes humans a unique species (OS) |
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| describing humans as citizens, interactions in society/politics (Network) |
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| blank slate, absence of preconceived notions |
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| art of reason to find truth through summation |
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reckoning, instrumental and logical summary from components, deriving compoenents from a conclusion logically (a faculty)
Euclidean method of proving by definition and then reason through truth |
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| sorting through sense data |
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| "power after power", objectivity (institutional) not subjectivity (norms), morals converted into materialism |
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| authorize/representation of ourselves (like corporations nowadays) |
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| mortal sea monster god from Job, the one who applies the consequences when justice is wronged/break of the covenant, Protectionism |
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| political ideology of individual rights and a limited government |
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| progressive, like today's "liberals" |
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| gov aught to have a constitution with the people |
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| Filmer's view that political power is derived form familial power, divine right of kings |
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| Locke's liberty and Hobbes's liberty |
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Locke-what law allows
Hobbes-state of license, do what you want to survive |
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| Locke's equality and Hobbes's equality |
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Locke-moral equality, equal claim to self government,no one given natural power over another
Hobbes-equal destructive power |
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| subject to will of another, abitrium-will |
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| individual means of appropriation |
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