Religion and Philosophy

Ignorance always causes an action to be involuntary. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

Started by tiffannnnyyyyyy

The following is not an example of endeavor: a. walking. b. speaking. c. striking out at ...

Started by NguyenJ

According to Hobbes, people are equal because: a. God created them that way. b. even the weakest ...

Started by abarnes

The origin of all great societies stems consists in: a. the mutual fear that people have for one ...

Started by Mr. Wonderful

The notion of Justice: a. has no place in the state of nature. b. is given no definition by ...

Started by arivle123

Subjects can cast off the Monarchy: a. any time they like. b. when the sovereign is too harsh. ...

Started by panfilo

Hobbes thinks that there is more to hate than mere aversion for something. Indicate whether the ...

Started by lidoalex

Hobbes believes that men think that they are the wisest of all because they do not frequently ...

Started by nramada

The greatest of natural evils is death. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

Started by LaDunn

Hobbes thinks that one should avoid following the rule that tells us to seek peace, since we will be ...

Started by fagboi

Subjects can forfeit their subjection to the sovereign. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

Started by elizabeth18

According to Spinoza, when people attain fame and riches: a. they are satisfied with what they ...

Started by littleanan

A mental decision and bodily appetite are: a. one and the same thing. b. different from one ...

Started by nelaaney

According to Spinoza, a person is more powerful: a. insofar as he tries to preserve his own ...

Started by yoroshambo

The mind has greater control over the emotions whenever: a. the mind understands all things to be ...

Started by melina_rosy

The ignorant man: a. lives without knowledge of himself. b. lives without knowledge of God. c. ...

Started by cartlidgeashley

Even though Spinoza realizes that the goods that people value are temporary, he also realizes that ...

Started by nelaaney

Decisions arise in the mind out of necessity, according to Spinoza. Indicate whether the ...

Started by nevelica

Seeking our own self-preservation is the foundation of virtue. Indicate whether the statement is ...

Started by ghost!

If I understand things under the aspect of eternity, then I only am able to understand things as ...

Started by ashley

Conatus is defined as a striving for self-preservation, according to Spinoza. Indicate whether ...

Started by Coya19@aol.com

According to Hume, philosophers often think that morality derives from reason: a. because moral ...

Started by bobbysung

According to Hume, an analysis of crime shows: a. that crime is a real property in the world. ...

Started by karlynnae

According to Hume, virtue is defined as: a. a real moral quality. b. the mental quality that ...

Started by strangeaffliction

Moral virtues are: a. qualities which make others esteem a person more. b. qualities that ...

Started by Shelles