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Philosophy and Spirituality

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

It is the immortal, non-corporeal essence of man

a)

body

b)

soul

c)

spirit

2.

The theory that states that cognition is made possible by the interaction between an organism and the environment.

a)

dualism

b)

enactivism

c)

idealism

3.

It is the belief that the body and the spirit are two distinct components of man.

a)

dichotomic view

b)

trichotomic view

c)

psychosomatic unity

4.

It presents man as composed of body, soul, and spirit.

a)

dichotomic view

b)

trichotomic view

c)

psychosomatic unity

5.

This view takes man as a single, integrated being where body and spirit are inseparable.

a)

dichotomic view

b)

trichotomic view

c)

psychosomatic unity

6.

It is the philosophical study of God and other religious concepts.

a)

Humanity

b)

Divinity

c)

Theology

7.

It is the belief of the existence of a God or deities.

a)

mythology

b)

theism

c)

philosophy

8.

It refers to God taking a distinct form and identity in the material world.

a)

transcendence

b)

immanence

c)

evolution

9.

It refers to God as being separate from physical reality and beyond human comprehension.

a)

immanence

b)

transcendence

c)

existence

10.

All things and events in the universe must have a primary cause.

a)

ontological argument

b)

teleological argument

c)

cosmological argument

d)

moral argument

11.

God is the essence of goodness and defines what is right and moral.

a)

ontological argument

b)

teleogical argument

c)

cosmological argument

d)

moral argument

12.

God is vital, sustaining presence in the universe.

a)

ontological argument

b)

teleological argument

c)

cosmological argument

d)

moral argument

13.

The only sufficient explanation for the existence of the universe is God.

a)

ontological argument

b)

cosmological argument

c)

teleological argument

d)

moral argument

14.

God is the source of being or reality and the universe.

a)

ontological argument

b)

cosmological argument

c)

moral argument

d)

teleological argument

15.

Without God, all of man's actions are meaningless.

a)

ontological argument

b)

moral argument

c)

cosmological argument

d)

teleological argument

16.

Human reason is able to prove the existence of a perfect, supreme being.

a)

ontological argument

b)

moral argument

c)

teleological argument

d)

cosmological argument

17.

It means God is all-knowing.

a)

omniscience

b)

omnipotence

c)

omnipresence

d)

benevolence

18.

It means God is all powerful.

a)

omnipresence

b)

omniscience

c)

omnipotence

d)

benevolence

19.

It means God is ever-present.

a)

omnipresence

b)

omnipotence

c)

omniscience

d)

benevolence

20.

It means God is perfectly good, just, and loving.

a)

benevolence

b)

divine simplicity

c)

eternal

d)

omnipotence

21.

It means all attributes are integrated and embodied in by Him.

a)

benevolence

b)

divine simplicity

c)

eternal

d)

trinity

22.

It is a central concept in discussing the nature of the human soul.

a)

spirituality

b)

embodiment

c)

religion

23.

He believed that the human spirit or soul is composed of three parts.

a)

Aristotle

b)

Plato

c)

Socrates

24.

The Islamic philosopher who argued that self-awareness and consciousness exists even if the body is deprived of its senses.

a)

Mahatma Gandhi

b)

Avicenna

c)

Confucius

25.

He proposed that the mind and body exist as two separate entities which interact with each other.

a)

Aristotle

b)

Plato

c)

St. Thomas Aquinas