philosophy mid term

Demonstrates a statement this true by argumentation or presenting evidence

• Forms

• Prove

• Argument

• Utopia

Evidence or arguments in support of a belief or statement

• Determinism

• Arguments

• Reasons

• Prove

A person is capable of making decisions that aren’t determined by ancient conditions

• Free Will

• Nihilism

• Cosmological argument

• Forms

The view that every even tin the universe is dependent upon other events that are its causes

• Forms

• Ancient history

• Determinism

• Reasons

The happiest life (Aristotle), life and thought of philosophy

• Forms

• Nihilism

• Contemplation

• Utopia

The view that nothing has value and that there are no values

• Free Will

• Omniscient

• Utopia

• Nihilism

Taught self control and aimed to minimize passion, with a willingness to endure whatever fate has in store.

• Contemplation

• Stoicism

• Tantulus

• Wisdom

Vision of the ideal society

• Forms

• Utopia

• Reasons

• Contemplation

A process of reasoning from one claim to another

• Argument

• Forms

• Cosmological argument

• Dualist

Argument that attempts to prove that God exists because of the intricacy and design of nature

• Nature vs nurture argument

• Christian argument

• Cosmological argument

• Argument from design