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The first principle of human life...
Soul
Spirit
Heart
Lungs
by which soul is present in the physical world.
Soul
Physics
Body
Life
a word used to identify to the whole species of human being
Human
Human Being
Man
Human Person
a word used to identify the existing human and making them different from other creatures
Human Being
Human Person
Human
Man
by which the human being is separated or become different from other living creatures.
Essence
Esse
Self
Nature
the understanding of them being who they are as a person individually rather than collectively.
Self
Selfhood
Selfless
Selfish
that principle that by which the human being becomes person
Manhood
Manness
Personness
Personhood
character of man being conscious with what is around them and what is within them
Self Determination
Self Awareness
Dignity
Externality
the character of the human person that makes them capable of making decisions and choices in life
Externality
Self Determination
Awarness
Dignity
the character of man being a person who has an innate rights and values that should be inviolable.
Dignity
Self Awareness
Self Determination
Externality
located at the head. It enables human person to think, reflect, analyze, comprehend, and to draw conclusions.
Rational
Spiritual
Vegetative
Sensitive
found in animals.
Vegetative
Sensitive
Rational
Spiritual
located at the abdomen is drives the person to experience hunger, thirst, and other things relation to physical growth.
Appetitive
Spiritual
Vegetative
Sensitive
refers to the understanding that life is composed of many varied and interconnected parts.
Partial Perspective
Opinion
Holistic Perpective
Point of View
is based only on limited or surface-level information.
Holistic Perspective
Partial Perspective
Truth
Opinion
a way of reasoning and uncovering truth through dialogue.
Philosophical Method
Dialectic
Deductive
Dichotomy
a thing cannot be and not be at the same time and at the same respect.
Principle of Non-Contradiction
Principle of Excluded Middle
Principle of Sufficient Cause
Principle of Identity
This fallacy uses threats or force to make someone accept a claim, rather than presenting a logical reason
Appeal to Person
Appeal to People
Appeal to Force
Appeal to Ignorance
A branch of philosophy that focuses on studying the correctness of ones action
Epistemology
Ethics
Metaphysics
Aesthetics
A branch of philosophy that focuses on the correctness of one's reason or rationality
Logic
Ethics
Epistemology
Aesthetics
