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| Fatih seeking understanding--always starts with faith |
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| 5 proofs of Gods existence |
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| The atom Theory—Everything is made out of atoms |
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| Justification by Grace through Faith |
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| The Monistic Philosphy of Stoicism |
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| Right thinking, quesitons, searching, so whats most important |
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| The “monotheistic” religion of Judaism (21st BC) |
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| The “polytheistic” belief system of Hinduism |
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| The “nontheistic” religion of Buddhism |
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| Humans are by nature good and we learn best by example |
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| The “monotheistic” way of life known as Islam |
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| Theory of Forms—there are 2 realities (i.e., “dualism” Material world and Idea World |
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| The metaphysical notion that reality is in matter (the stuff of the world), and it can be organized |
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| The Monistic philosophy of stoicism |
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| the “garden philosophy” of Epicureanism |
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| Methodical doubt leads to certain knowledge |
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| reality is “one” substance |
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| All knowledge comes through sensory experience |
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| Our ideas come from our impressions |
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| Kant have certain knowledge rather, we have a point of view |
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| Relativism-the denial of any absolute or objective standard or norm or truth |
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| Conjunctive Theology: Holiness of heart and life |
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| The 3 life stages: Aesthetic, Ethical, Religious |
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| the personification of matthew 25 |
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| The enlightenment of equal rights |
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"unearned suffering is redemptive”
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| Change in society comes through revolution |
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Superman Philosophy---the “will to power” it the basis of human nature.
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