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    explanation of the material world. The work of these key philosophers was succeeded by the Stoics and Epicureans who were also concerned with practical aspects of philosophy and the attainment of happiness. Other notable successors are Pyrrho‘s school of skepticism and the Neoplatonists such as Plotinus who tried to unify Plato’s thought with theology. 1. Presocratics The Western philosophical tradition began in ancient Greece in the 6th century BCE. The first philosophers are called “Presocratics” which

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    knowledge‚ as well as skepticism about different knowledge claims. “Epistemology is the philosophical investigation into this question: What can we know? The question‚ at first‚ seems pretty simple: It seems pretty obvious that I know that 3+5+8‚ that the sun will rise tomorrow and that my chances of winning the lottery aren’t very good. I also know how to tie my shoes‚ boil water‚ and send an email.” (Mosser‚ 2010) The core of this questions and area of study is Skepticism‚ in which there have been

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    These two characters can be shown to practice the philosophies of Stoicism and Epicureanism to an extent‚ and it can be shown that in the end their beliefs in these philosophies fail and result in their suicides. Throughout this play Brutus can be considered to be a stoic‚ as despite things in the play that would bother anyone else arise‚ he shows no reaction‚ the main instance of this being when Portia kills herself. Stoicism is the belief in hiding one’s negative destructive emotions. It is believed

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    not improve the Romans religion‚ on the contrary‚ it made more corrupt (Morey‚ 1901). However‚ after conquering the Greeks‚ Romans were absorbed by their philosophies and wanted to learn more. The Greeks had two schools of philosophies the Stoicism and Epicureanism. Morey stated that Romans “studied the nature of the gods and the moral duties of men” (1901). Therefore‚ the

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    How did Hellenistic Culture shape the rest of the Mediterranean world? The Hellenistic culture had a huge influence and major effect on the Mediterranean world because it was very advanced and highly educated. Many Greek and Hellenistic ideas were spread throughout the countries such as‚ Egypt‚ India and Southwest Asia. First-hand and advanced ways of math‚ science and philosophy were developing their way into these other countries. It affected the way that they thought and their way of life

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    Sophieʼs world philosophical terms EXISTENTIALISM – man is responsible for his own actions; existence is more important than essence EPICUREANISM – pleasure is highest good and pain is greatest evil STOICISM – accepts status quo; indifference to pleasure or pain POWER PHILOSOPHY – might makes right DARWINISM – evolution caused by natural selection; survival of the fittest NATURALISM – all events can be explained by natural causes and scientific laws EMPIRICISM – all knowledge comes from what can

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    learned about two Philosopher’s who were around during the Hellenistic Era ‚the period from the death of Alexander in 323 BCE to the end of the Roman Republic 31 BCE in which EpicureanismStoicism and Skepticism flourished. The first philosopher I read about was Epicurus‚ who is considered to be the founder of Epicureanism which is the hedonistic theory that life’s highest aim is happiness that is attained through moderate pleasures and the avoidance of mental disturbances. Epicurus also found Hedonism

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    forth the actions as well as the mind set on how the actions are displayed. The belief of humans not being able to live a perfect life‚ and need the redemption is brought through Jesus Christ. In addition philosophy connects with religion. Epicureanismstoicism‚ and John Locke philosophy determines the decision-making‚ thinking‚ and preferences on the daily behavior. Imprinting the individuals to become attracted to specific forms of art. Thus creating the art of being human. The

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    about what is virtuous‚ just or unjust‚ morally right or wrong and etc. It is the area of philosophy concerned with how we should live our lives. Idea owed to the Sophists. In Greece‚ forward to Socrates‚ Plato Skepticism Relativism Subjectivism Egoism Hedonism Epicureanism Stoicism Plato Aesara Aristotle Aquinas Berkeley Hobbes Hume Kant Moore What is being a moral? What is moral judgment? What is good or evil? Social Social is the philosophical study of society and

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    Name of Student Professor New Testament 102 7 February 2013 The Beginnings of Christianity The study of religion not only entails understanding ancient teachings and manuscripts; an all encompassing understanding of religion‚ Christianity in particular‚ includes the origins of the religion itself. It is for this reason interest in the setting in which Christianity grew is of most importance. Religious beliefs of the Jewish people‚ widespread hellenization‚ philosophy and the history of the

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