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fallacies
erros in reasoning that make an arguement invalid
philosophical perspective
investigate the essential aspects of human existence
dualistic view
composed of two parts a soul and body
theological perspective
based on faith, sacred texts,a nd divine revelation
Christian doctrine
God created man in his image
monism
human is made up of only one kind of substance
materialism
physical exist
materialist
all human thoughts
thomas hobbes
strong materialist
Gilbert Ryle
opposed the dualistic idea
idealism
only the spiritual or mental exist
George Berkeley
only the mind, spirit, or consciousness is real
dualism
person is composed of two distinct
classical dualism
Plato- soul existed before the birth
cartesian dualism
Rene Descartes
man as a social being
human are naturally social creatures
man as a rational being
have self awareness
man as a biological being
humans are living organisms
intellect
enables man to discern between what is right and wrong
sensibility
to do other one or the other
will
decide the issue
conscience
knowledge of self in relation to a known law of right and wrong
origen
god had created soul of all intelligent beings
philo judaeus
soul has descended into the world
traducianism
a person inherits his soul from his parents
creationism
life begins at the moment of conception
pre existence theory
souls have existed in a previous chapter
body
man is aware of and reacts w the outside world
soul sickness
soul injury
embodied spirit
animating core living within each of us
externality
able to connect and interact with another person
self determination
to make choices
dignity
an inherit value and importance
self awareness
a cl;ear perception of one self
transcendence
exceeding usual limits
facticity
things in our life that are already given
temporal beings
most obv. limitation is our finitude
spatial beings
we are limited by our bodies
the body as a intermidiary
acting as a mediator