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    The Great Divorce

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    mentor‚ just as Dante did when encountering Virgil in the Divine Comedy; and MacDonald becomes the narrator’s guide in his journey‚ just as Virgil became Dante’s. MacDonald explains that it is possible for a soul to choose to remain in heaven despite having been in the grey town; for such souls‚ their time in hell has been a

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    Thomas Aquinas

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    knowledge. 2.) Aquinas makes two objections to this theory. His first objection is that man could not forget what he naturally knows. He disagrees with the claim that in being united to the body‚ the soul is hindered. Aquinas argues that it is natural for the body to be united with the soul and a natural operation cannot be hindered. Therefore‚ man could not possibly forget concepts that he naturally knows. Aquinas explains that no man could forget natural knowledge such as the whole being greater

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    It is an agreed fact that all the creatures want happiness and are afraid of pain and grief. The question‚ however‚ is ’what is real happiness?’ What really is called happiness? The desire for happiness has no meaning without understanding the real nature of happiness. Generally‚ ordinary beings consider sensual pleasures as happiness and their attempts are also directed towards these. According to them search for happiness means search for pleasures of the senses. The question ’what is happiness’

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    Plato's Moral Theory

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    Plato believes that it is the soul which gives an individual the ability to be a just person. It is through the soul that one makes decisions‚ and making decisions is the most important activity of human beings. But in order to make just decisions we have to obtain knowledge as a foundation. Knowledge is what allows humans to formulate moral decisions‚ not only for themselves but for the good of society. To achieve this state‚ Plato begins with the soul. The soul is the

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    Life Without Art

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    (of the right way or the wrong of doing it.).Art has long been and is still simply a form of human expression‚ whether it be a on a piece of paper or just spoken words. People have long found artistic ways to express their inner being‚ thoughts and souls. The question is not whether one can survive without art? Rather; can one survive happily without it? To simply state art is a matter of life and death would be odd‚ because we need air to survive‚ so in comparison we would not die without art‚ however

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    Aristotle's Lagoon

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    Atos‚ later called genes. He knew that something caused offspring to look like their parents but he could not physically observe genes. Aristotle also came up with the idea of soul. He believed all animals had a soul and it lived as long as the physical body of the animal lived. If the animal died‚ then so to did the soul. He came up with two explanations as to why species exist and are different – Either God made them differ from one to the other‚ or they evolved over time. He believed that every

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    The argument that is most convincing for the immortality of the soul is the “opposites” argument. I have found this one to be the most convincing considering the fact that I do believe that something that has an opposite had to had been generated from that opposite and reverse. Like for example‚ something being tall would of had to been smaller at first and the other way around. Tall could be generated from its opposite small‚ whereas it could be the other way around where small could be generated

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    3 main points‚ the presence of a soul‚ the existence of afterlife and miracles. Summary: In the “Do We Survive Death” Rachels shows several important theories and beliefs. First he presents the idea of an immortal soul. Rachels presents the thoughts of and important philosopher‚ Socrates about the idea about the immortal soul .Arguing that his arguments were flawed but had a great influence that was adopted by Christian thinkers. Socrates idea was that the soul could not be destroy. However Christians

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    Hinduism

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    things and explains them in a single substance. Brahman may also be thought of as monistic because It is considered to be the hub from which all deities manifest. A common belief among Hindus is that Brahman is present in every person as the eternal soul‚ called Atman. Both Atman and Brahman are central concepts in Hinduism. This paper will focus on defining Brahman and Atman‚ comparing the two to Christian

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    My Mother at Sixty Six

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    My Mother at Sixty­Six / KAMALA DAS / Page 1 My Mother at Sixty­Six Kamala Das – as a poet of the first water Kamala Das is a tale weaver – weaving the rhythm of life into a tale of soul – a poet who loves to be loved in silence. She says‚ "I wanted to fill my life with as many experiences as I can manage to garner because I do not believe that one can get born again". This poem is an example of such experience with oozing agony and melancholy – beleaguered with modern economic system. Summary

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