Philosophy of Human Person Quiz

According to the text, what is the quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson that emphasizes the importance of what lies inside a person?

• Man is born free, yet everywhere he is in chains

• What lies behind you and what lies in front of you, pales in comparison to what lies inside you

• To be is to be with; to exist is to co-exist

• Freedom is not simply an element added or a property attached to human nature

Who is the author of Les Misérables, and what is the significance of the character Jean Valjean in relation to the dehumanization of the human person?

• St. Pope John Paul II; Jean Valjean embodies the Philosophy of Communion

• Gabriel Marcel; Jean Valjean is a symbol of natural greatness

• Victor Hugo; Jean Valjean is referred to as 'Prisoner 24601' which dehumanizes him

• Jean-Paul Sartre; Jean Valjean represents the condemnation to freedom

What is the term coined by Gabriel Marcel to describe the human person as a combination of spiritual and corporeal components?

• Embodied Subjectivity

• Atheistic Existentialism

• Philosophy of Intersubjectivity

• Existentialist Movement

What is the primary reflection according to Gabriel Marcel's Philosophy of Being and Having?

• The idea of intermediacy and intersubjectivity

• The distinction between problem and mystery

• The unity of being and the identity of oneself and the body

• The dualism of body and soul composing the human being

Who is the philosopher recognized as the French Catholic philosopher who coined the term Existentialism?

• Gabriel Marcel

• Jean-Paul Sartre

• St. Pope John Paul II

• Victor Hugo

What is the main idea of Jean-Paul Sartre's concept of human freedom?

• Freedom is a human perfection according to St. Thomas Aquinas

• Freedom is a condemnation and the human person is completely free

• Freedom is a privilege that only a few individuals possess

• Freedom is a gift from God and should be used for perfection

What is the primary reason for Jean-Paul Sartre's atheistic views according to the text?

• The death of his father and the care under the bourgeois

• The religious indifference of the family and his physical condition

• The care under the bourgeois and his physical condition

• The death of his father and the religious indifference of the family

According to St. Thomas Aquinas, what is the proper operation of the will and the power of a human person to choose between different courses of action?

• Freedom of disparity

• Freedom of contrariety

• Freedom of specification

• Freedom of exercise

What is the distinction between the two kinds of freedom according to St. Thomas Aquinas?

• Freedom of exercise and freedom of specification

• Freedom of contrariety and freedom of disparity

• Freedom of action and freedom of indifference

• Freedom of choice and freedom of morality

What is the significance of the quote 'Man is born free, yet everywhere he is in chains' in relation to the concept of freedom?

• It reflects the Philosophy of Communion by Gabriel Marcel

• It highlights the positive perspective of freedom as a human perfection

• It emphasizes the condemnation to freedom according to Jean-Paul Sartre

• It represents the idea of being with others through the body