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WorksheetsThe Human Person as Embodied Spirit
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
The approach that focuses on the kinds of substances or materials and capacities that uniquely make up a human person.
Metaphysical Approach
Existential Approach
The approach that focuses on the kind of life, or mode of existence, that is unique to a human person.
Metaphysical Approach
Existential Approach
This theory holds that a human person is essentially just his/her body and nothing more.
Embodied Spirit View
Disembodied Spirit View
Unspirited Body View
Henry believes that it is the mind that essentially defines the human person for it can exist independently from the body. Which theory is Henry adhering to?
Disembodied Spirit View
Embodied Spirit View
Unspirited Body View
This view puts emphasis on the essential unity of body and spirit.
Embodied Spirit View
Unspirited Body View
Disembodied Spirit View
This refers to the capacity of the human person to go beyond his/her current situation in life.
Determination
Limitation
Transcendence
Will to power
This pertains to the fundamental and inherent property of consciousness.
Intellect
Intentionality
Memory
Luis wants to join the art club but his classmates keep on telling him that he doesn't have any skill in arts. Which factor limits Luis' transcendence?
His body
Natural environment
Other People
Albert planned to give a little surprise to his best friend on his birthday but it didn't push through because of the inclement weather. What limiting factor prevents Albert from realizing his plan?
Other people
His body
Natural Environment
The following statements describe the nature of consciousness except one.
Consciousness is incomplete and lacks a fixed essence.
Consciousness is free with regards to the object which it will direct itself.
Consciousness is complete, sufficient, and has a fixed essence.
