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Farris takes a holistic view of the image of God and relates it to rationality, free will, moral conscience, and first-person consciousness. In Chapter 4, Farris asks what it means for human persons to be free. He examines several philosophical forms of compatibilism, including the classical, the hierarchical, and the reasons-responsive.
The document provides an introduction to the philosophy of the human person. It discusses key concepts in philosophy such as defining philosophy as the love of wisdom. It outlines major philosophical questions regarding human existence such as what is real and our purpose.
This document provides an outline for a course on philosophy of the human person. The course aims to provide students with a holistic understanding of life through philosophical reflection on topics like embodiment, freedom, sociality, and mortality.
5 maj 2013 · This document discusses the notion of a person from philosophical, legal, and theological perspectives. It defines a person as an individual with rights of self-determination and moral agency. The document also examines Maslow's hierarchy of human needs and differentiates between existential, social, esteem, and self-actualization needs.
22 maj 2008 · The Human Person: Nature, Ethical and Theological Viewpoints. By Emmanuel Carreira on May 22, 2008 in Essay. Philosophical meaning of Person. The Person as a living concrete reality: its origin and constitutive elements. Logical, ethical and social consequences. Theological implications. ————————.
1 gru 2020 · The first chapter highlights how various philosophical traditions do philosophy, integrating western and eastern thoughts. The second chapter selects major methods of philosophy and focuses...
24 sie 2022 · The document provides an introduction to philosophy of the human person by discussing key concepts such as the three classes of people according to Pythagoras, the meaning and branches of philosophy, and characteristics of a philosopher.
