Religion and Philosophy

According to Epictetus, which of the following will not happen if you regard things not up to you as ...

Started by jake

According to Epicurus' play analogy, a person should: a. actively question the role he has been ...

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According to Epictetus, events are completely random and God has no control over them. Indicate ...

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The senses are subordinate to, and the servant of, the will. Indicate whether the statement is ...

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If we feel an aversion to something, such as death, then Epicurus thinks we should obey that feeling ...

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According to Epictetus, we should study in order to rid our lives of lamentation, complaint, and ...

Started by gonzo233

According to Epictetus, our virtue is easily maintained, and thus we are better off being concerned ...

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According to Augustine, evil is defined as: a. a lack of goodness. b. discord among the parts of ...

Started by DelorasTo

The existence of evil is consistent with God's goodness because: a. it shows that God cares for ...

Started by Jkov05

The evil will is a result of: a. an imbalance of desires in the soul. b. a lack of sensitivity ...

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According to Augustine, the true value of the virtue of justice is: a. rendering to others what ...

Started by mckennatimberlake

According to Augustine, all beings are made good, but not perfectly good. Indicate whether the ...

Started by MirandaLo

The existence of both good and evil suggests a limit to God's goodness. Indicate whether the ...

Started by newbem

The City of God consists of those people who live after the flesh. Indicate whether the statement ...

Started by Jipu 123

According to Augustine, the traditional virtues can be used in the service of the City of Man. ...

Started by lidoalex

God's precepts can be restated as love of God, love of one's self, and love of one's neighbor. ...

Started by saliriagwu

Aquinas thinks God is a perfect being, which means: a. God creates all things. b. God is ruled ...

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A natural agent acts for: a. an end which it itself determines. b. an end which is determined ...

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According to Aquinas, the light of natural reason: a. allows us to discern good and evil. b. is ...

Started by shofmannx20

If a thing has no knowledge of ends, then: a. the principle of acting resides in that thing. b. ...

Started by cartlidgeashley

The will is directed: a. always at what is truly goo d. b. never at what is truly goo d. c. ...

Started by abarnes

According to Aquinas, a human being resembles God in that it is selfdirecting. Indicate whether ...

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The intellectual agent acts for an end which it itself determines. Indicate whether the statement ...

Started by clmills979

According to Aquinas, the structure of God's natural law is graspable by reason. Indicate whether ...

Started by justinmsk

In a case of Antecedent ignorance, a man acts in such a way that if he possessed the knowledge he ...

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