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PHILOSOPHY
It is understanding life and living life meaningfully;

Studies to gain rational understanding of the world.
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Philosophia
Love of wisdom
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Phytagoras
Who coined etymology or philosophia?
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Love
Philos means
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Sophia
Wisdom means
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● Lovers of pleasure
● Lovers of success
● Lovers of wisdom
What are the 3 Classification of Men
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Philosophy
Evaluate the Totality of Human Experience
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Wisdom
only possessed by those who have mastered and utilized knowledge for the benefit of the self and the society.
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Philosophy and Science
Identify what are the other sciences paired in Philosophy;

Both discuss the fundamental truths about the universe.
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Philosophy and Science
Identify what are the other sciences paired in Philosophy;

Attempt to find the ultimate causes of every existence.
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Philosophy and Mathematics
Identify what are the other sciences paired in Philosophy;

Both are logical bodies of knowledge which involved the same process.
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Philosophy and Mathematics
Identify what are the other sciences paired in Philosophy;

Identify what are the other sciences paired in Philosophy;
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History
the breeding ground of Philosophy.
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Philosophy
It evolves and changes in the course of history.
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Philosophy
It defines history and interprets its existence for better understanding of the past, present and preparation of the future
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Religion
It is generally a philosophical culmination of basic and complex ideas about almost everything, justifiable or not.
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1. develop a cultured individuals.

2. learning

3. Critical Thinking

4.Communication Skills

5.Meaning and Value of Life

6. Self-Development and Self-Discovery

7. Creation of our Own Philosophy in Life
7 Importance of Philosophy
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Logic
study of rights and sound reasoning
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Metaphysics
seek to explain the fundamental concept of being.
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Theodicy
study of God and His nature
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Aesthetics
philosophical study of beauty
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Epistemology
study of the validity of knowledge.
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Social Philosophy
study of human and their relation to the society.
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Ethics
the science of morality of human acts
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ETHICS
Studies morality or the rightness or wrongness of human conduct.
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MORALITY
Speaks of a code or system of behavior in regards to standards of right and wrong. Motivation based on ideas of right and wrong.
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RULES
To express or understood regulations or principles governing conduct within a specific activity or sphere
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1.) Rules protect social beings by regulating behavior.

2.) Rules help to guarantee each person certain rights and freedom

3.) Rules produce a sense of justice among social beings

4.) Rules are essential for a healthy economic system
4 IMPORTANCE OF RULES
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NON-MORAL STANDARDS
Unrelated to moral or ethical consideration (Ex. House Rules)
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MORAL STANDARDS
The norms about the kinds of actions believed to be morally right and wrong
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Involved with serious wrongs or significant benefits
Matters that can impact, injure or benefits human beings.
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Not established by law or legislative
Moral standards rest on the adequacy of the reasons that are taken to support and justify them
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Ought to be preferred to other values
Take precedence over other considerations
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Based on impartial considerations
Moral standard does not evaluate standard on the basis of the interest of a certain person or group.
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Associated with special emotions and a special vocabulary.
Prescriptively indicates the practical or action guiding nature of moral standards
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Moral Standards have the trait of universalizability.
Moral Standards have the trait of universalizability.
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Non-moral standards
Standards that we should not impose to others
Example: Don't text while driving.
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Moral Standard
Standards that we can impose to others

Example: Do not harm innocent people.
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DILEMMA
Situation where a person is forced to choose between two or more conflicting options, neither of which is acceptable
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MORAL DILEMMA
Situation where a person is forced to choose between two or more conflicting options, NEITHER of which resolves the situation in a morally accepted manner
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Personal Dilemma
Levels of Dilemma;
Are those experienced and resolved on the personal level
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Personal Dilemma
Identify which type of dilemma;

Miriam, a lady who believes killing is absolutely wrong found herself pregnant. Unfortunately she have an ectopic pregnancy that can endanger her as a mother. The best way to save her life is to abort the fetus. It's either she resorts to abortion that will save her life but jeopardize her moral integrity. Or save the fetus but endangers her life
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Organizational Dilemma
Levels of Dilemma;
Refer to the ethical cases encountered and resolved by social organization.
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Organizational Dilemma
Identify which type of dilemma;

Imagine you are a Barangay Captain of your village. You are known to be strict and model of every rules you implement. One day, you found out that your sibling is one of the primary suspect in the recent murder . Will you make your strict rules in handling the situation or consider your family member?
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Structural Dilemma
Level of Dilemma;

Refer to cases involving network of institutions and operative theoretical paradigms.
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Structural Dilemma
Identify which type of dilemma;

Suppose you are a famous pharmaceutical scientist. Your medicine are effective and tested for certain illness. One day, you discover a formula of medicine that can cure cancer. But the medicine is too expensive to make that can cause the hospital in bankruptcy. Would you still make the medicine even it will cost the hospital in bankruptcy or not?
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Only human beings are rational, autonomous and self-conscious
On only humans can be ethical;
● Capable of achieving certain values and good
● Appreciating art, literature and the good that come with deep person
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Only human beings can act morally or immorally
● Animals cannot be said to be immoral nor moral
● Human beings can be required to sacrifice their interest for the sake o
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Only human beings are part of the moral community
● Essential social relations that exist between or among beings.
● Ability to draw on the collective knowledge of humanity
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Morality
It is a question of Choice
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freedom
Choosing is impossible without it
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Impartiality
An objective criteria rather than bias, to one person over another improper reason.
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Reason and Impartiality
the minimum requirement of MORALITY
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CULTURE
It is made up of cummulative deposit of knowledge, experience, beliefs, values, attitudes, meanings, heirarchies, religion, roles, concept of the universe and even possession acquired by group of people in the course of generation.
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CULTURE
Consist of acquired patterns of behavior. • Transmitted by symbols including achievements of social group such as artifacts.
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1. Traditional ideas
2. attached values
essential cores of culture.
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1.product of actions
2. conditioning influence.
Culture may also be considered as a _______ or _______.
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modelling
The totality of a person's learned and accumulated experiences which are socially transmitted through what?
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C.S. Lewis
He offers 2 reasons supporting that morality is like Mathematics
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Pioneers
People who tried to change the moral ideas of their own age for the better are called
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Social Conditioning Theory
The process by which people of a certain society are trained to think, believe, feel, want, and react in a way that is approved by the society or the groups within it
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Moral Relativism
Believes that no act is good or bad objectively.
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Moral Relativism
It is change over time and no universal truth
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Cultural Relativism
It is socially approved by majority of society, Ethical difference among cultures cannot be resolved by independent standard of evaluation
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Tolerance
It allows people to co-exist from different origins and live peacefully
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Filipino cultural morality
concerns on ideal "Smooth Interpersonal Relationship" (SIR) with others.
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1.PAKIKISAMA
2.HIYA
3.AMOR PROPIO (OR PRIDE)
4.UTANG NA LOOB
5.HOSPITALITY
6.RESPECT TO ELDERS
7.TRUTH TELLING
8.RESPECTING LIVES
8 BASIC FILIPINO VALUES
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Character
Identify if it is Character or Personality;

a set of morals and beliefs that defines how we treat or behave with others and ourselves.
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Personality
Identify if it is Character or Personality;
refers to the range of distinctive personal qualities and traits of an individual.
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Character
Identify if it is Character or Personality;
Who we actually are
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Personality
Identify if it is Character or Personality;
Identify if it is Character or Personality;
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Character
Identify if it is Character or Personality;
Mental and moral
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Personality
Identify if it is Character or Personality;
Personal and physical
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TRUSTWORTHINESS
Pillar of character that is ; Refuse to lie, cheat, deceive, manipulate, exploit or take advantage of others
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RESPECT
Pillar of character that is ; Value and honor all people
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RESPONSIBLE
Pillar of character that is ; Be accountable. Fulfill commitments, persevere and get the job done
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FAIRNESS
Be free of bias, just, without favoritism or prejudice. • Use tact and courtesy
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CARING
Pillars of Character ; Strive for harmonious, mutually beneficial relationships. • Show kindness and sensitivity to the feelings of others
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CITIZENSHIP
Understand and contribute to society. • Taking care of resources.
• Pursue life-long learning
Be a role model and mentor to other individua
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The Heinz Dilemma
Dilemma made by Kohlberg
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Pre conventional Stage 1 (Punishment Avoidance )
Stage where obeying the rules is important (4-7 years old)
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Pre conventional Stage 2 (Mutual Benefit)
Stage where always expecting reciprocity
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Conventional Stage 3 (Social Approval)
Stage where living up to social expectations also known as good boy and good girl Age range (7-11 yrs old)
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Conventional Stage 4 )Law and Orders)
Stage where considering society is important in making a judgement and respecting authorities
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Post Conventional Stage 5 (Social Contract)
Stage where in every rule there is a specification' account for differing values( Age range 12yrs above)
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Post Conventional Stage 5 (Universal Ethical Principle)
Stage where we create our own morals ( Age range 12yrs above)
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1. Heredity and Childhood exp
2.Modeling by important adults 3.General physical and social environment
4.Peer influence
5.media
6.taught in the schools
7.Specific situations and roles
7 Reasons that prevent good character
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Pythagoras
He coined the term Philosophy
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Logic
A discipline of Philosophy that deals with correct reasoning
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Reason and Impartiality
The minimum requirement of morality is/are:
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Respect
Before making a decision, Abaddon makes sure that he will hear his Pastor's advice as a sign of honor to their spiritual family relationship. This applies in what 6 pillars of character?
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Only human beings can act morally or immorally
which among 3 concept of morality is this; Instead of buying an expensive clothe from the mall, Lorena bought her Prom dress from a Pre-loved seller to that supports his studies.
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Only human beings are part of the moral community
which among 3 concept of morality is this; Paula is a worship leader in their church. Before doing anything, she always seeks counsel and advice from her pastor because she honors every words he say to her life. This situation shows
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Progress
Positive development towards achieving a goal
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Only human beings are rational, autonomous and self-conscious
which among 3 concept of morality is this; As a student leader, Jonathan makes sure that every action that he will make will express responsibility and accountability to his duty.
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Cultural Relativism
Which among ethical relativism is this; Before doing anything, Skywrath always secure the approval of his family to acquire confidence in doing things. This shows the concept of:
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Cultural Relativism
Which among ethical relativism is this; Enigma was elected as the president of the class. Most of his classmates want him because of his long tolerance and consideration to everyone. This describes the concept of:
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Cultural Relativism
Which among ethical relativism is this; The way of courtship before cannot be compared to the way of millennials today. This express the idea of:
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Citizenship
Which among pillars of character best describe this situation; Being a mother, Mirana observes her compliance to what she says to her children. She practices what she teaches in order to build discipline to her kids and to herself.
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Respectful
Which among pillars of character best describe this situation; Warlock likes his classmate Windrager. He shows the sincerity of his intention in every way possible in a daily basis to prove that he is:

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