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    Philosophy studies beings and their ultimate causes, reasons, and principles through human reason alone. It is concerned with understanding the reasons and principles that account for all things that exist, whether material or immaterial. Some basic questions philosophy addresses include: what is the origin of all things, why do things exist rather than not exist, is there a God and how to justify God's goodness given the existence of evil, what is the meaning and purpose of life, and whether euthanasia is morally right for those suffering unbearably from pain or illness.

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    Philosophy studies beings and their ultimate causes, reasons, and principles through human reason alone. It is concerned with understanding the reasons and principles that account for all things that exist, whether material or immaterial. Some basic questions philosophy addresses include: what is the origin of all things, why do things exist rather than not exist, is there a God and how to justify God's goodness given the existence of evil, what is the meaning and purpose of life, and whether euthanasia is morally right for those suffering unbearably from pain or illness.

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    Philosophy studies beings and their ultimate causes, reasons, and principles through human reason alone. It is concerned with understanding the reasons and principles that account for all things that exist, whether material or immaterial. Some basic questions philosophy addresses include: what is the origin of all things, why do things exist rather than not exist, is there a God and how to justify God's goodness given the existence of evil, what is the meaning and purpose of life, and whether euthanasia is morally right for those suffering unbearably from pain or illness.

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    LESSON 1

    INTRODUCTION TO THE
    PHILOSOPHY OF THE
    HUMAN PERSON
    M
    Philosophy-science that
    studies beings in their
    ultimate causes, reasons and
    principles through the aid of
    human reason alone.
    Being/Beings=all things that
    exist material or immaterial
    In other words-Philosophy is
    concern with the reasons and
    principles that account for
    everything that exist
    Basic Questions in Philosophy
    what is the origin of the world of
    everything that exists?
    Why do these things exist rather
    than not exist at all?
    Is there God? If so, how can we
    justify the goodness of God in
    the face of evil?
    What is the meaning and purpose
    of life? Why we have to suffer?
    If one is suffering from an
    unbearable pain,such as cancer,
    is it morally right to resort to
    euthanasia or assisted suicide.

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