philo

• Great Designer


  world devised a proper and well coordinated distribution of
• Environmental Ethics


  An established field of practical Philosophy that reconstruct types of argumentation
• Ecofeminism


  Linking ecology and feminism as the same path of their experiences in terms of harassment
• Ecocentrism


  Humans as part of the ecosystem rather than separate from the nature
• Anthropocentrism


  Believes that man is the most important species on the planet
• Man


  Is free because God gives him that freedom, but he is not free from the consequences of his actions
• Ecotheology


  Belief in God as the Great Designer and His creation, from deductive & inductive approach
• Pantheism


  Belief that God and the environment are integrated into one another
• Deism


  Believes that the Great Designer created the earth
• Panentheism


  God always intervenes in the activity of man to nature
• Six pillars of character

  • Trustworthy
  • Respect
  • Responsibility
  • Justice and fairness
  • Caring
  • Civil virtue and citizenship
• Freedom


  The power or right to act, speak, or think as you want without hindrance
• Freedom of choice


  The ability to exercise one's freedom
• Choice


  Selecting or making decision when faced with two or more possibilities
• Consequences


  Effect, result, outcome
• Liberalism


  Founded on the idea of liberty and equality
• Libertarianism


  Advocate minimizing coercion and emphasize freedom, liberty
• Academic freedom


  Freedom of teachers and students to teach, study, and pursue knowledge
• Freedom of speech


  Right of a person to articulate opinions and ideas
• Freedom of religion


  Right to live, speak, and act according to their beliefs
• Freedom of information


  Freedom of a person or people to publish and consume information
• Liberty to abode


  Right to change one's place
• Right to privacy


  The right to protect a person's intimacy, identity, name, gender, and sexual orientation
• Freewill


  Ability to choose between different possible courses of action unimpeded
• Determinism


  All events are determined completely by previously existing causes
• Causal determinism


  Event is necessitated by antecedent events
• Theological determinism


  All events are preordained or predestined to happen by a monotheistic deity
• Fatalism


  Everything is fated/destined to happen
• trustworthy


  honesty
• trustworthy


  integrity
• trustworthy


  loyalty
• trustworthy


  promise-keeping
• responsibility


  pursuing excellence
• responsibility


  competence
• responsibility


  integrity
• responsibility


  self-restraint
• justice and fairness


  open-mindedness
• justice and fairness


  willingness to admit errors
• caring


  kindness
• caring


  generosity