Generally speaking, what is Philosophy?

What is the starting point Philosophy according to Plato and Aristotle?

This is the word used by the Natural Philosophers for "origin."

The natural philosopher who said that the origin of things is water.

What is the origin for Anaximander?

He said the origin of things is the boundless

Who used the nominal name for God as the Supreme Being?

The branch of philosophy concerned with the nature of existence, being and the world.

The branch of Metaphysics which focuses the study of being.

Whatever I think is real. What classification of being is this?

That which is present by its own intrinsic act of existence outside of an idea, i.e., not just as being thought about.

It can exists by itself or Subsists by itself.

This is not a mode in which a thing exists, but rather the power to effect change, the capacity of a think to make transitions into different states.

It cannot be earned and cannot be taken away. It’s an inalienable gift given to us by God.

Every being has its distinctive nature. It is a unique being, constituted essentially in its own determined way. If its fundamental structure is modified, it becomes another kind of being. Togetherness means undividedness, and to say that a being has solidarity is to say it is undivided.

The whatness or quiddity of an existing being.

According to Plato, human souls fulfill themselves by the contemplation of the ideas.

According to Plato, once you die, what will happen to you?

Doctrine of Aristotle that teaches us that the body and soul is one and cannot be disintegrated.

According to E. Levinas, the first philosophy is?

It means human flourishing.

Pope John Paul considered the Human being as ___________.

Wojtyla points out that Theology of the Body entails not only responsibility to the self and the other, but love for the self and the others as well.

Love and Responsibility, the opus comprises the metaphysical, psychological, and ethical analyses of love.

Life According to the Spirit according to St. Paul the Apostle, tells that body has a unique value and dignity.

We are Taga-pamahala which means Taga- denotes origin: Mahal- love; Ala- to receive nothing. Thus, our origin is to love and as stewards we must love everyone unconditionally because we are originated in love.

According to Aristotle, work as leisure leads to idleness.

According to Bill Peel, there are four important principles about biblical stewardship. Which of the following is not part of it?

Which is not part of the Critical Levels of Man according to St. John Paul II?

“The highest form of friendship is to will the good of the other.” – Aristotle.

Human beings does not have Vegetative and Sensitive Soul.

According to Dr. Manuel Dy, an active power of the will, the capacity to love and unlove other people depending on our needs.

During the time of the Greeks, as same as to the Hebrews, they consider work as a form of blessing.

SJP II use the term which means the full surrendering of the self to another without losing possession of the self. What is paradoxical is that "in giving ourselves we find clear proof that we possess ourselves."