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    The document discusses philosophical views of the human person as both embodied and spiritual. It outlines the dualist views of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, who saw humans as consisting of both a perfect, immortal soul and an imperfect, mortal body. It also mentions materialist philosophers who viewed humans solely as physical beings. The overall objectives are to identify philosophers' stances on the relationship between body and soul and to understand the limitations and possibilities of the human person.

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    Lesson 6: The Human Person

    as the Embodied Spirit

    Soul
    Body

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    Lesson Objectives

    1.Identify some philosophers and their views in body and soul.


    2.To recognize humans limitations and possibilities.

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    Philosophical Understanding of t
    he Self

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    DUALIST PHILOSOPHER

    Socrates Plato Aristotle

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    DUALIST PHILOSOPHER

    Human = Body + Soul

    Imperfect & Perfect


    Impermanent Permanent
    Socrates

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    DUALIST PHILOSOPHER

    Plato

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    DUALIST PHILOSOPHER

    Aristotle

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    Materialist Philosopher

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