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Introduction to Aristotle's  theory of Human Nature

Introduction to Aristotle's theory of Human Nature

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Other, Philosophy, Religious Studies

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7th Grade

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Easy

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Aristotle was the first philosopher to put forward ethical reflections in a coherent, clear and systematic fashion.

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True

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False

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Do you believe all things were created for a purpose?

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Aristotle believed that there are some things in life that have no purpose.

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True

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False

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The goal and purpose in which things in nature aim is called:

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Ethos

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Yahweh

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Telos

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Pathos

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Teleology can be described as:

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All things have a purpose, goals or a cause. It is derived from the Greek work telos which means end or purpose.

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The condition of human flourishing or of living well.

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There being no absolute truth.

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Correcting others with compassion and tolerance.

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Do you aim to be happy?

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Aristotle concluded that human beings also have a telos or goal for which they were made and toward which they strive; this goal is ____________________.

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Relativism

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Happiness

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to get a job

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