This document contains answers to 31 questions about philosophy. It discusses topics like Zoroastrianism's duotheistic view of God, a priori knowledge, metaphysics, philosophy of perception, ethics, determinism, agnosticism, aesthetics, approaches to philosophy, conditions of knowledge, the first Greek philosopher Thales, and virtue theory. Safety guidelines were incorporated for 15 of the answers. The document aims to provide helpful information to the questions asked.
This document contains answers to 31 questions about philosophy. It discusses topics like Zoroastrianism's duotheistic view of God, a priori knowledge, metaphysics, philosophy of perception, ethics, determinism, agnosticism, aesthetics, approaches to philosophy, conditions of knowledge, the first Greek philosopher Thales, and virtue theory. Safety guidelines were incorporated for 15 of the answers. The document aims to provide helpful information to the questions asked.
This document contains answers to 31 questions about philosophy. It discusses topics like Zoroastrianism's duotheistic view of God, a priori knowledge, metaphysics, philosophy of perception, ethics, determinism, agnosticism, aesthetics, approaches to philosophy, conditions of knowledge, the first Greek philosopher Thales, and virtue theory. Safety guidelines were incorporated for 15 of the answers. The document aims to provide helpful information to the questions asked.
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24. Zoroastrianism perceives the existence of God as duotheistic.
25. A priori knowledge is the knowledge which is independent of experience. 26. Philosophy is referred to as a reasoned philosophical inquiry. 27. The most celebrated type of philosophy is metaphysics. 28. In philosophy of perception, the external world is perceived through senses. 29. The action more favourable to the agent is known as the right action. 30. The statement, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder," means that beauty is subjective. 31. Philosophy is regarded as the King of all disciplines because it deals with the fundamental questions of life, the universe, and everything. 32. Holism is emphasized in traditional African religion. 33. Science differs from philosophy because philosophy uses a conceptual approach. 34. Dualism and monism are the two thorny issues in the philosophy of mind. 35. Greece is known for providing most of the world's leading philosophers..
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10. The argument that establishes a general conclusion is inductive reasoning.
11. Oriental philosophy is practiced among the people of Asia. 12. Christianity and Islam are examples of religions that propagate the idea of monotheism. 13. Knowledge arising from experience is the concern of empiricism. 14. The ultimate concern of ethics is the evaluation of human conduct. 15. The philosophical system that establishes the relationship between cause and effect is determinism. 16. Personal knowledge is better than propositional knowledge because it is based on direct experience. 17. Agnosticism is the view that the existence or non-existence of God cannot be known. 18. The branch of philosophy concerned with sensory or emotional value is aesthetics. 19. Philosophy as a discipline is approached from three perspectives 20. Truth, belief, and justification are conditions to acquisition of knowledge 21. The first known Greek philosopher is called Thales 22. Zoroastrianism is an example of religion that believes in two gods 23. Virtue theory sees morality as the actual execution of good deeds 24. Argument is the basis upon which truth is established. 25. The branch of metaphysics concerned with “what actually exist” is called ontology 26. Interactionism attempts to reconcile the controversy between mind and body. 27. The branch of philosophy regarded as a reasoned discourse is logic
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