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    Justin Henry 11/23/14 Jewish Mysticism The kabbalah is a school of thought and branch of Judaism that seeks to truly know God Himself. The word kabbalah actually comes from the Hebrew word for "to receive". It was a collection of extended literature that analyzed Biblical texts and sought to establish direct contact with God. The Kabbalah itself is filled with many conepts and esoteric ideas‚ that although they have been passed down through the generations‚ they can often appear seperated and even

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    perfect health but actually is suffering from terminal brain cancer. Appearances might not always show the true nature of an object. There are differing views that examine the concept of reality. One view is monism. Monism is the theory that the basis of reality is from a single basic substance. Monism can further be divided into two outlooks. First we have materialism‚ which holds the belief that reality can only be defined in the form of matter or material substance. Secondly‚ we have idealism‚ which

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    consciousness and the body being our brain is separate parts‚ do they relate to each other or work together? If they are one‚ do they depend on each other? The idea that the mind and body are one is called monism. The idea that the mind and body are separate is called dualism (Newall‚ 2005). Monism is a scientific approach. In this theory the mind and soul are separate from the physical body. Everything is physical so the mind only influences the body. Plato invented dualism‚ which is the “two-realms

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    Transcendentalism and Postmodernism: Reflective Integration Contemporary coverage of the news bombards us daily with the presence of evil. Whether it is national headlines or the world news‚ it is evident that evil exist in our world today. The presence of evil can present conflict despite of your personal worldview. For many centuries‚ the presence of evil in the world has been the basis of intellectual debate and many scholars as well as theologians have tried to develop theories as to why evil

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    German but both are hardly considered “continental philosophers.” What may be characterized by “Continental” is the method and sometimes the accompanying theoretical assumptions. Yet by this time some personalities in philosophy‚ both Western and Eastern‚ can easily be identified. But what about “Filipino philosophy”? Who are the personalities that one may cite? I am not yet even talking of methods or approaches like in the previous examples. If one were to look at the literature of “Filipino

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    soul- social and individual. In DHN‚ Durkheim agrees with the opposing ideas of the body and the soul. He believes it is the role of science to explain this opposition. There were two theories that try and explain this dual nature: (1) Empirical monism- social principles or perceptions that are grouped together‚ are similar in nature‚ yet are individual‚ meaning these ideas are just a cover for self-interests‚ which actually have

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    whose present and future status was essentially different from that of those who‚ for whatever reason‚ did not know. A more complete and historical definition of Gnosticism would be: A collective name for a large number of greatly-varying and pantheistic-idealistic sects‚ which flourished from some time before the Christian Era down to the fifth century‚ and which‚ while borrowing the phraseology and some of the tenets of the chief religions of the day‚ and especially of Christianity‚ held matter

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    INTRO: The Bhakti movement is a Hindu religious movement in which the main spiritual practice is loving devotion among the Shaivite and Vaishnava saints. The Bhakti movement originated in ancient Tamil Nadu and began to spread to the north during the late medieval ages when north India was under Islamic rule. The Islamic rulers were pressing public to convert religion from Hindu to Islamic. The Bhakti movement was counter to the prevalent caste ideology which was dividing Hinduism. So‚ the Bhakti

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    ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Apriorism (Assignment # 6) ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Submitted to ------------------------------------------------- Professor Juan Carlos Cachanosky ------------------------------------------------- By ------------------------------------------------- Niloufar Shahlaeinamini -------------------------------------------------

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    <center><i>"Politics should be the application of the science Of man to the construction of the community" Explain this remark and discuss what reasons there might be for thinking it is not true</i></center><br><br>In this essay I intend to examine the political philosophy of Thomas Hobbes and Rene Descartes‚ in particular their ideas relating to the science of man‚ and attempt to explain why their ideas prove that it is not possible to construct a science of man.<br><br>I will also briefly mention

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