Which of the following does not belong to the FACTORS OF CHANGE:

Strictly referred to as natural environment. It is a term that encompasses all living and non-living things occurring naturally on Earth or some region thereof.

The special branch of philosophy that is concerned with the natural environment and humanity’s place within it.

Select all that apply in the Major issues in Environmental Philosophy:

DIFFERENT PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS ABOUT MANS ROLE IN NATURE:

Humans are the superior, central and most significant species on the planet. They are primary cause that drives changes in the environment

DIFFERENT PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS ABOUT MANS ROLE IN NATURE:

Sees the natural world as being maintained by the inter-relationship among living organisms and that every living thing on the planet is dependent to each other for survival.

DIFFERENT PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS ABOUT MANS ROLE IN NATURE:

Regards human interface see as significant threat to the natural world and all living things.

DIFFERENT PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS ABOUT MANS ROLE IN NATURE:

Holds that mankind is intended to live in harmony will all creation.

DIFFERENT PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS ABOUT MANS ROLE IN NATURE:

“Man has Dominion over all creatures and tasked him to subdue the Earth.” (Gen. 1:26-28). Dominion doesn’t mean wanton exploitation and destruction but rather a care for nature and the environment, enhance it and contribute to its own growth and development.

It is the second encyclical of Pope Francis which had the subtitle "On Care for Our Common Home". The Pope critiques consumerism and irresponsible development, laments environmental degradation and global warming, and calls all people of the world to take "swift and unified global action".

This ethical view is a combination of the PHILOSOPHICAL, PRAGMATIC and the THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES

Applies an ecological and ethical approach in analyzing society, sees relationship between social problems and environmental problems.

The fair distribution of environmental benefits, as well as the burden of meeting the environmental challenges.

Knowledge about nature will not only enable man to appreciate natures innate beauty but it will also help him relate more effectively with the environment.  

All non-human elements of the world including animals and natural resources, have intrinsic value and should be preserved.

The preservation of the environment is beneficial for humans, as it will continue to provide for the present and future generations.

Man has a responsibility to safeguard the planet as it has been entrusted to him by God.

Means to be free from something oppression, compulsion or coercion; it is an absence of resistance.

“Freedom is the property of the human will whereby man determines himself in his acts towards the end” It simply means that man determines himself, and there is no force outside himself that can determine him in his choice.

Two TYPES of freedom:

Two KINDS of freedom:

It is something that is INALIENABLE, cannot be lost nor taken away from any person. It is the freedom to want or not to.

The operations of man that are Performed Externally, which can be curtailed by forces outside man. e.g. Political, Academic and Professional Freedom.

Absence of physical restraint. (When a prisoner is released from prison, he is physically free, since he is no longer restrained in the prison walls).

Absence of moral restraint, of an obligation, of a law. In a democratic country like the Philippines, we are morally free to criticize the Government.

Faculty which through our mind selects the strongest desire at the very moment.

Is dependent of the intellect. If there were no intellect, there would be no will. Our will is rationally dominated.

Only specifies the choice. But it does not determine it.

You can only want in which something that you knew. There is no “intellectual appetite” without previous “intellectual knowledge” In order to will you must know it first.

These are actions of man that he does willfully. He does it using his Reason and will.

These are actions that a man does without using his free will.

"Is a philosophical doctrine that all events, including human actions, are ultimately determined by causes external to the will" - David Hume. Some philosophers have taken ____ to imply that individual human beings have no free will and cannot be held morally responsible for their actions.

Is one of the cardinal virtues like; justice, fortitude and temperance. Being ____ means making wise decisions based in managing your practical affairs in a shrewd and discrete manner.