Philo means?

SOPHIA means?

Based in  ______ "Man is a creature"

Based in  ______ "Man is the image of God"

Based in_____ "Man is fallen but redeemed"

Study of origin, structures, methods, nature, limit and veracity thatinclude truth, reliability, and validity of human knowledge

Study of the origin and development of the cosmos.

Study of what is beautiful.

Science of mind, mental state and processes

Philosophical study of God.

Study of man in relation to family, state and church concerns about

Philosophy of man is a theoreticaland reflective study of human being.

Branch of philosophy that studies nature and reality. It deals with human reality and system of human thought that seeks to explain the fundamental concept of man.

Study of the nature of moral judgments or the science of morality of human acts.

The science of reasoning whichmeans a dissertation on matters pertaining to human thoughts.

Is the philosopher’s way of thinking which pertains to thinking holistically. It isthinking from the level of everyday life to a higher level that gives a bird’seye view of a whole.

Looking beyond what is immediate before you. Learning to and seeing howthings are related to everything else.

One’s picture of how the world is and how everything in it works. It is a big set of beliefs about the world.

  Answerable by yes or no, WH questions and questions we normally ask ourselves

Questions beyond our everyday questions which we recognize because of metaphysical unease

Questions which cover something broader and deeper than what wephysically see.

Questions that can bring new or further knowledge to humans

A person who is convinced that only the things he believes are true

Point to descriptions of state of affairs which remains true regardless of who is viewing them. It pertains to the natural world that maintains a relative independence from the perspective and attitude of human being that perceive them.

 truth is analogous (but not the exact equivalent) of a general agreement or consensus on what is right as opposed to what is wrong. This implies that some things are “true” or good in a particular context, while they are “false” or wrong in another context. These are product of an agreement in a society that has been established over time. However, these can be changed through a critical examination and deliberation among the members of a society.

truth is analogous with sincerity. Statements known to self that are consistent with inner thoughts and intentions

 truths are tested against empirical evidence. Justified by data gathered from careful observation and analysis.

truths are tested against their acceptability to a particular time in history. Social truths are the basis for balance in our society however this can still be revoked or changed.

truths are tested against the consistency and authenticity of the personwho claims it. This is the longest or hardest to prove among three

a fallacy in argument demonstrated when a person convince others that someone’s argument should be rejected because of the person’s personal background or personality –his history, nationality, race, socio-economic status, family, associations, religion and other circumstances. This argument is considered fallacious because the rightness or wrongness of a claim should not be affected by the background of the person claiming it.

a fallacy in argument used by people who wants to win an argument or a conflict by using force or by issuing threats (both verbal and physical) to their opponents

a fallacy in argument used by people who wants to win people over by manipulating their emotions

a fallacy in argument used by exploiting the trend, craze or popular sentiments of the public that can be appealing to many. It exploits people’s desire for esteem and anchoring on popularity. Also, the idea is presented as acceptable because a lot of people accept it.

a fallacy in argument used be people who wants to win an argument by taking advantage of the innocence of the adversary. This claims that whatever that is not yet false is true and vice versa.

making an inductive or deductive generalization based on insufficient evidence.

the idea is acceptable because it has been true for a long period of time

assuming a cause-and-effect relationship between unrelated events to win an argument

are not necessarily errors in reasoning, but refer to tendencies or influences which affect the views of people. It cannot be avoided in any discussion or debate

careful, reflective, rational and systematic approach to questions of very general interest. It means understanding of philosophy and refraining from merely giving claims but through careful thought, one reasons by means of argumentation.

Refrain from destroying life is part of______

Refrain from taking what is not given is part of_______

Refrain from misusing the senses is part of _______

Refrain from wrong speech is part of ______

Refrain from taking drugs or drinks that can cloud the mind is part of______

Life is full of suffering is part of_____

Suffering is caused by passionate desires, lusts and cravings is part of______

Only as these are eliminated, will suffering cease is part of______

Such eradication of desire may be accomplished only by following the eightfold path of earnest endeavor is part of_______

  is a simple presentation of the gospel of inner cultivation of right spiritual attitudes, coupled with a self-imposed discipline.

Ampogi mo Jaynard