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| Philosophy of religion deals with seeking |
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| seeking spirituality through faith, the problem of evil, |
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| Philosophy of religion is contained within _____? |
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| contained within the discipline of Philosophy (not independent) |
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| Collection of ancient hymns (vedas) |
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| What is 2 worlds concept? who is associated with it? |
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Plato;
-participation within the Forms (uppercase!)
-FINISH!!!!!!!!! |
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| knowledge is not possible |
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| knowledge is possible through reasoning |
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| knowledge is possible through the senses (pure experience) |
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| Kant's combination of rationalism and empiricism; elaborate? |
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| Basic Utilitarianism thought |
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| greatest good for the greatest number |
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| two utilitarianism philosophers |
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| measuring data to determine the right decision? |
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| Hedonistic Calculus measures: |
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| proponent of virtuous ethics and becoming a virtuous person |
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| proponent of living a genuine/authentic life; we must cultivate our souls |
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| revised utilitarianism, was a student of ____ |
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| Mills; student of Bentham |
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| morality is rooted in natural caring (a primal response) |
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