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    Does God Exist?

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    higher being is in control. It has been written that in the beginning there was man and there was woman‚ and God put the two together to create a new race of beings. We are to assume then that God gave these beings a soul to distinguish them from other beings‚ for example‚ plants. The soul is often argued to be a mystical form that is immortal and can not be proven to be anything else. Assuming this argument to be valid then God is a supreme being to have created humans. We have several high beings

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    Socrates

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    Question 2) In Book I of Republic‚ Thrasymachos’s states that unjust people are stronger and more powerful than just people. Thrasymachos believes that being just is not virtuous nor wise but that men act just only because they afraid of having injustices happening to them so they obey. Those who have power and control are those people who act unjust-they make laws and rules that benefit themselves‚ not the rest of the people. Socrates proves Thrasymachos otherwise by arguing that being just is

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    declares that learning is impossible (find the actual quote). However‚ Plato counters Meno’s argument with the Theory of Recollection. In this theory‚ the soul is immortal‚ knows everything‚ and when you are born your soul is burdened by a clumsy body that forgets everything. However‚ when you learn something‚ you are just remembering what you (your soul) forgot. For example: you have never seen a triangle. Such a bold declaration is also a defining part of the theory. In order for a triangle to exist

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    To Hell and Back

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    person latches onto him and prevents the fall. Literally‚ the narrator is merely a victim of the persecution against Catholics and Protestants. On the symbolic level however‚ “The Pit and the Pendulum” represents the story of a man who dies‚ loses his soul to hell‚ and finds himself recued at the end by God. Symbolically‚ the narrator undergoes death through the darkness of the tomb and the image of Time on the ceiling with the pendulum. Firstly‚ when the narrator awakens in the tomb he sees “the blackness

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    In this essay I will continue to discuss Diotima’s discussion about the beautiful itself. Explaining how she understands the souls rising towards the direct experience of the perfect beauty. As she does so by talking about the ladder of love to Socrates on how to achieve the desired eros. This essay will also discuss on how to know ideal Beauty – the beautiful itself and what is the form of beauty. Also‚ why this certain vision of eternal beauty is the goal of desire. Correspondingly‚ how the experience

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    Socrates’s forms are also cannot be destroyed‚ and as his notion of a soul is akin to the forms‚ the soul also cannot be destroyed. Comparatively‚ Descartes’s essence has no defined lifespan‚ but is rather simply better known than the body. Both Socrates and Descartes‚ in accordance to their Substance Dualism‚ believe that their respective form or essence has causal control over the body as part of either the mind or the soul.   Socrates’s notion of Forms is fundamentally flawed‚ as it raises many

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    philosopher‚ Descartes‚ they are two very different kinds of things. From the books that he has written‚ “Passion of the Soul” and “The Description of the Human Body”‚ he said that the human body works like a machine and the mind is completely opposite; “that the body has the material properties of extension and motion‚ and that it follows the laws of physics. The mind or soul‚ on the other hand‚ was described as a nonmaterial entity that lacks extension and motion‚ and does not follow the laws of

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    position? Do you agree with Hick? Why or why not? Please provide reasons to support your claim. John Hick believes psychophysical re-creation and parapsychology is evidence for life after death. He says the soul cannot be destroyed‚ unlike the body. Hicks believe man is not an immortal soul attached to a predetermined body‚ but man is a mortal with a psychophysical life that has to rely on God. To explain what Hicks means‚ he uses John Smith‚ a man who disappears from the U.S. and is the same person

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    hell. Dr. Faustus is a philosopher who is able to judge what is right and what is wrong and yet he chooses a path of necromancy. It is the duty of a man to devote his soul to God but he sells it to the Satan. He knows well that the body is unreal and the soul is real‚ the body perishes but the soul remains for ever. Yet he sells his soul for material gain. He is also a theologian and he is aware that by the desired action he is bound to be damned to hell. It is not a sin to acquire more and more knowledge

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    The Mind-Body problem

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    The Mind Body Problem Many theories have been challenged throughout the history of psychology. Mind vs. Body is one of the most important issues that has formed the basic foundation in this field today. One of the central questions in psychology and philosophy concerns the mind-body problem: Is the mind part of the body‚ or the body part of the mind? If they are distinct‚ then how do they interact? And which of the two is in charge? (McLeod‚ 2007). Philosophers have examined the relationship between

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