PHILOSOPHY

• Will - used to describe the faculty of mind that is alleged to stimulate motivation of purposeful activity.
• Scientific - the process of determining truth or knowledge through experimentation.
• Socrates - "Unexamined life is not worth living".
• According to Max Scheler a german phenomenologist Love is the higher values.
• Philosophical reflection - a person undergoes a reflective state or evaluates his or her experience before making a related action.
• Accountability - meaning of freedom which means free choice.
• Deductive - provides conclusive support for it's conclusion as long as it is valid.
• Response-ability - ability to justify action as truly responsive to the objective demands of the situation.
• The western philosophical tradition originated in Greece.
• Physical freedom - it is the absence of physical restrains.
• Argument - group of statements or premises which provide support for one another the conclusion.
• Moral freedom - absence of moral restrains, of an obligation, of law.
• Ethos - Greek word of ethics derived from.
• Max Scheler - according to him preferring and realising higher values is love and lower values is hatred or egoism.
• Prudence - is an act of making good judgement that allows a person to avoid risks.
• Intersubjectivity - is a relationship that is supported by genuine communication founded on mutal respect for each other.
• Dasein - german word that means "being there" or "presence".
• "The Law of I" is a thinking that starts from myself.
• "The Law of the Other" is a thinking that moves from I to the other without returning the I.
• Matin Heidegger - claims that human reality and his existence or being in the world is recognized as "being in", a form of doing.
• Jean Paul Sartre - the I experiences the "self" or is revealed through the other as look.
• Fundamental options - our general or orientation in life, it reflects our value in life.
• Freedom - it is a situation of behaving of people as a moral agent according to their own preferences and rational decisions.
• Action have consequences - all our actions (spoken and physical) have consequences.
• Xenophanes - he claimed that there is a single God.
• "Knowledge comes from asking questions", this philosophy is from Socrates
• Argument from common consent - the majority of mankind cannot be wrong in this belief. Hence, the will is free.
• Holism - "big or whole picture" in an aspect of the situation.
• The practice of spending money or other resources prudently and physically is known as Judgement
• Inductive Argument - is an argument asserts degree of certainly.
• Tabularasa - tells that human mind is a "Blank slate" or emty at birth.
• Methaphysis is a branch of philosphy that studies the nature of reality. TRUE
• Every people have freedom and limitations TRUE
• All actions have consequences TRUE
• Animals have unique facility to reason FALSE
• The word Philo in Philosophy means wisdom FALSE
• Argumentum and Hominem is an argument that directly attacks man TRUE
• The three domains of truth are Objective, Social, and Personal TRUE
• Partial point of view focus on one perspective only TRUE
• Theocentric Approach refers to an understanding coming from Social interpretation FALSE