ETHICS

eros, agape, philia

Three classifications of love

eros

passionate/intense love for
something, sexual desire - erotic (erotikos)

agape

love of God for men

Philia

love that seeks truth/appreciation of the
other, of person or of reality

Philosophy and Science

both discusses the
fundamental truths about the universe

Philosophy and History

the latter serves as
the breeding ground of philosophy while the
former defines history and interprets it

Philosophy and Mathematics

both are
logical bodies of knowledge

Philosophy and Religion

that one justifies the
other

logic

as the study of right and sound reasoning

epistemology

as the study of the validity of
knowledge

metaphysics

seeks to explain the fundamental
concepts of being

ethics

as the science of the morality of human acts

aesthetics

as the philosophical study of beauty

cosmology

deals with the study of real things in the universe

theodicy

is the study of God and his nature

Social philosophy

as the study of human and their relation to society

character

Greek word “ethos/ethikos” which means

morality

Derived from the Latin word “mos” which means customs

without which not

'"sine qua non” means

'"sine qua non”

Imperatives of practice
Ethical/Moral life