PHILO

• A term that refers to the spark of light, living force in the body, the reason why we are living and moving around

  Embodied spirit
• He posited that "freedom is not worth having if it does not include freedom to make mistakes".

  Mahatma Gandhi
• He says that "man is a social animal".

  Marx
• It is defined as the ability to have good judgement that allows avoidance of danger and risk.

  Psychological Freedom
• It is used to describe the faculty of the mind that is alleged to stimulate motivation.

  Appetitive
• It refers to the capacity of man to made choice and decisions recognizing the limitation set by his/her body.

  Self Determination
• Man's place in the environment as a being-in-the-world.

  Steward
• The ancient tribal practices of the people on veneration of an Earth-Mother Goddess, that nature is God and God is nature.

  Paganism
• The concept of man as embodied spirit is best presented by what concept.

  Unitarianism
• The concept of the body that allow individuals to experience other individuals.

  intersubjectivity
• The concept refers to using freedom in a manner that upholds human dignity and goodness.

  Moral Freedom
• The element of freedom refers to the ability to act out of his/her own freewill and self-determination.

  Voluntariness
• The element of freedom refers to the person being accountable for his/her actions and consequences.

  Responsibility
• The highest level of aware consciousness accessible to each living being.

  Planetary Consciousness
• The philosopher that considers the body as the imprisonment of the soul.

  plato
• The relationship that exist in the "I" - "thou" relation of Martin Buber

  You
• What terms refers to the concept of the body that allow individuals to experience the world?

  Intermediary
• Who posited that the soul exists separate from the body and only inhabits temporarily, leaving upon death?

  Augustine
• What is the single celled living organisms that is found on all higher animal that explain unity and oneness of all living beings.

  Protozoa
• What is the common amino acid contain in every living organism on Earth according to NASA?

  Levo
• Discipline that studies the moral relationship of human beings and the environment ?


  Environmental Ethics
• What ecological philosophy is devoted to preserving the totality of earth's biodiversity and the functioning of its life supporting system?

  Ecocentrism
• Which part of the body is the rational soul located?

  Head
• Which part of the body is the Spiritual soul located?

  chest
• Which part of the body is the Appetitive soul located?

  abdomen
• what is the two kinds of worlds according to plato?

  World of forms and world of matter
• What concept does Plato believe in?

  dualism
• Refers to the absence of any physical restraint and the freedom of mobility to act.

  Physical freedom
• The power of a being to exercise its will

  freedom
• Man need not to change the environment, we just need to change our perspective to it.

  Herbert Marcuse
• Man do not only have duties but also responsibilities to the environment.


  Herbert Mead
• Orderliness of nature and harmony with our faculty guids us to deeper religious perspective.

  Kant