The Greek philosopher who believed the soul is imprisoned in the body.

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He emphasized the unity of the body and soul as one substance.

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The ability of humans to choose, act, and reflect on their decisions.

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A term used by Heidegger meaning “being thrown into the world.”

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A limitation that refers to one’s biological or natural boundaries.

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The non-physical part of a person associated with thought and emotion.

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A kind of existence where a person does not live according to his/her values.

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A concept referring to going beyond or rising above one's limitations.

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The root Greek word for “person,” meaning a mask worn by an actor.

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Enumerate the three absolute realities of the human person (IN ORDER)

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Enumerate the philosophers who proposed the idea of inauthentic existence.

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