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  • ...the [[scientific]] world are no longer wholly [[materialistic]] in their [[philosophy]], but the rank and file of the people still lean in that direction as a re 195:6.7 The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturalism_(philosophy) mechanistic naturalism] of some supposedly educated men and the thoughtles
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  • '''Medieval philosophy''' is the philosophy of Europe and the Middle East in the era now known as medieval or the [[Mid The [[history]] of medieval philosophy is traditionally divided into three main periods:
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  • ...led India to independence and has inspired movements for civil rights and freedom across the world. Gandhi is commonly known around the world as Mahatma Gand * Bondurant, Joan V. ''Conquest of Violence: The Gandhian Philosophy of Conflict''. Princeton UP, 1988 ISBN 0-691-02281-X
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  • ...his self-contempt; and he learns this self-contempt from his consolation, philosophy. After somersaulting onto his own shoulders to shout his message to the wor Enlightenment philosophy accelerated the descent towards the concrete insofar as the concrete was in
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  • ...and application of [[power]]. Related areas of study include [[political philosophy]], which seeks a rationale for politics and an [[ethic]] of [[public]] beha ...anford.edu/entries/authority/] "Authority" at the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy]. [[Legitimacy]] is an attribute of government gained through the acquisiti
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  • ...publications from 1873-1912. Harnack traced the influence of Hellenistic philosophy on early Christian writing and called on Christians to question the authent ...idered that from its earliest origins, [[Christian]] [[faith]] and Greek [[philosophy]] were so closely intermingled that the resultant system included many [[be
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  • ...with Alfred North Whitehead and his interpreters only, and reveals process philosophy to be a broader and richer tradition than has generally been acknowledged. Keywords— process philosophy, Schelling, Bakhtin, Dostoevsky, ethics, art, being.
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  • ...tion]] may be treated as a "person" under the [[law]]. In the fields of [[philosophy]], [[theology]], and [[bioethics]], the definition of a person may exclude ...entre around the degree to which properties such as agency (both [[Agency (philosophy)|human agency]] and [[moral agency]]) and [[rights]] are recognized and ack
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  • ...affirm that man does not need [[God]]. But beware! this [[Atheism|godless philosophy]] of human [[society]] will lead only to unrest, animosity, unhappiness, wa ...[[political]] [[optimism]] is an [[illusion]]. Without [[God]], neither [[freedom]] and [[liberty]], nor [[property]] and [[wealth]] will lead to [[peace]].
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  • ...is the epitome of the inability to choose, the utter lack of any personal freedom--just to live a whole life so cooped up in one’s own reality that even th ...t this is where your freedom--your experience and your realization of your freedom lies.
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  • ...because you grant each other this freedom, just as your Father grants you freedom right within his rather immutable laws. ...and grant that same freedom to others, just as our Father grants you that freedom.
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  • ...oving [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qigong qigong] exercises with a moral philosophy. Falun Gong emphasizes [[morality]] and the cultivation of [[virtue]] in it .../en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beijing Beijing] to request legal recognition and [[freedom]] from state [[interference]]. This [[demonstration]] is widely seen as cat
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  • ...tist since any and all such assertions of attitude are the very essence of philosophy. ...usage, and religious dogma stands in grave danger of sacrificing his moral freedom and losing his spiritual liberty. Such a soul is destined to become an inte
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  • ...esire must conform, are prescribed a priori by reason in the conception of freedom. Between knowledge and desire stands the feeling of pleasure or pain, just [[Category: Philosophy]]
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  • ===='''''[[Control]]''''', '''''[[Freedom]]'''''==== ...l [[death]], you will find that there is more and greater [[freedom]]. But freedom for the immature person is limited, of course. Is this answering your quest
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  • ...e in allowing a non-alienating objectification: the realization of art and philosophy in the individual's daily life. Such a rationality's line of force and exte ...ement. Effective radicality authorises all variations and guarantees every freedom. That's why the Situationists don't confront the world with: "Here's your i
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  • ...ng control over you, and extracting more of your wealth from you, and that philosophy pervades the management structure of many religions. Does that mean that yo ...the Father and say your piece to Him, then you potentially take away their freedom and they are then less likely to use their free-will to live their lives in
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  • ...ield are classified as an Ed. D., Doctor of Education or a Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy). The term is also used to denote an emphasis in [[education]] as a special ...ternative approach in which they affirm children, by enjoying [[personal]] freedom thus encouraged to exercise personal responsibility for their actions, lear
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  • ...‘[[peace]] and [[freedom]] for all in the world,’ and what the Mohammedan freedom fighters see as a necessary [[isolation]] of their kind from the ‘extreme
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  • In [[philosophy]] and [[logic]], [[contingency]] is the status of propositions that are not ...cordians have a strong belief in randomness and unpredictability. Buddhist philosophy states that any event is the result of previous events (karma), and as such
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  • ...tain as to what was being taught and which choice to make in regard to the philosophy promulgated. ...ed in their freedom of expression. Michael comes with perhaps the greatest freedom at the farthest from Paradise for He can originate creatures and design a l
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  • * '''''Philosophy''''' ...grounded again, how to start all over again, get back to basics. For your philosophy can become so abstract, the [[word]] [[symbols]] you are trying to use to g
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  • '''Metaphysics''' is the branch of [[philosophy]] investigating principles of [[reality]] transcending those of any particu ...ed collections. Aristotle called some of the subjects treated there "first philosophy."
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  • ...ization]] taking place, we are able to see a great [[evolution]] towards [[freedom]] in all the realms of [[science]], [[economics]], [[politics]], [[society] ...with it as best we can. You help us [[value]] [[freedom]], especially the freedom to question all the remote [[hierarchies]] of political, social, economic,
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  • == Ancient Greek philosophy == The Golden Rule was a common principle in ancient Greek philosophy. A few examples:
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  • The approach to idealism by Western [[philosophy]] has been different from that of East. In Western thought ''the ideal'' re However, even if Plato doesn't share the specific concerns of modern philosophy, and of George Berkeley, in particular, Plato could still be a ''non-subjec
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  • ...er within you, provides a desire to understand, the yearning to know. Your philosophy begins to grow all by itself out of this intrinsic kernel of curiosity. You *(How your philosophy and soul mirror each other)
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  • (The freedom of denial VS the particularity within eternity) You are even so free you can deny this, for awhile. This is part of your freedom within yourself. Your own creativity of imagination is so great,
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  • ...d their direct German associates [[writing]] works of [[fiction]] and/or [[philosophy]] between 1770 and the early 1780s. The [[alternative]] [[perspective]] is
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  • ...ect yours. Their cultures must find their own answers to the expression of freedom, the acceptance of others and respect for others in their different varieta ...to be more effective and as we are seeing, more proactive in pushing that philosophy, until greater wisdom comes from their experience, their joint experiences,
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  • Subject: "Freedom Of Choice" (part 1) "Do halt the attacks on one another in this area, for freedom of choice is Father’s Will for all His children. Judge not another’s st
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  • ...a sense, paid your life for. This is what you’ve earned. This is your own Philosophy of Life on a day-to-day, sometimes even hour-by-hour relationship with your ...omes to you, you have to twist it around so that it fits your own existing philosophy. Rather, you just take people in and trust that you yourself can be that sy
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  • *1. 71:2.5 ''[[Freedom]] of the [[person]]''. [[Slavery]], serfdom, and all forms of [[human]] [[b ...are [[educated]]—taught to [[think]] [[intelligently]] and plan [[wisely]]—freedom usually does more [[harm]] than [[good]].
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  • ...er, you have more [[power]], more [[abilities]], greater [[freedom]]. This philosophy is not one we teach. Rather we value [[collective]] [[support]]. I bring th
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  • ...to lay hold of higher [[morality]]. When religion [[interferes]] with that freedom, religion itself becomes immoral. This is a great human battle that has bee ...what was done as done. Release all manner of bondage allowing yourself the freedom of finding who you truly are as you [[embrace]] step-by-[[step]] where you
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  • *1854 (title) Secularism the practical Philosophy of the People. Ibid. 5 The term Secularism has been chosen..as expressing a ...ism may assert the right to be free from religious rule and teachings, and freedom from the government imposition of religion upon the people, within a state
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  • ...oup. Your mission—you would have a philosophy—so it is vision, intention, philosophy, mission, objective, and each one of those would have a goal. Goals can mi As you become more and more concrete in your vision, intention, philosophy, mission and objectives, the more and more it becomes obvious whether there
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  • ===='''''[[Freedom]]'''''==== ...around them as being somehow beyond their control. Somehow beyond their freedom of choice there is this other operative. This other influence functioning
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  • ...thing by giving each personal being their own creative autonomy, their own freedom--even from himself else there would be no ungodly behavior. This is his re ...human dilemma as soon as you start to form some comprehensive and cohesive philosophy of life that includes others. This is an ancient problem that came up very
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  • ...um all that is human culture, art, the knowledge of science, the reason of philosophy unfold. Every expression contains a definable ratio of the two extremes, so Your spirit association is continual, and you enter into the freedom of function in many ways, always in contact, always aware of your spirit be
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  • ...on to be patient with or indulgent to the opinions or practices of others; freedom from bigotry or undue severity in judging the conduct of others; forbearanc [[Category: Philosophy]]
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  • Theologians use various forms of analysis and argument ([[philosophy|philosophical]], [[ethnography|ethnographic]], [[history|historical]]) to h ...omparisons]] between religious traditions,<ref>See, e.g., David Burrell, ''Freedom and Creation in Three Traditions'' (Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Pr
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  • ...atic monarchy: equality before consumption, fraternity in consumption, and freedom through consumption. The dictatorship of consumer goods has finally destroy In this Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right, Marx writes:
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  • ...re italicized statement: "And there was something strangely alike in Greek philosophy and many of the teachings of Jesus. They had a common goal--both aimed at t ...rt of the leaders there was and continues to be a genuine fear of freedom, freedom of expression. And so at least in the public life of the people there is th
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  • ...rtaining divergent and diverse viewpoints. In so doing one can construct a philosophy wherein the individual has no spirit parent. While the mind is capable of d ...n. Allow them complete freedom to be as they are and fulfill your complete freedom to be as you will. If you fulfill your obligation to be all that you can be
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  • ...o, began from a place of thinking they knew better and that this unbridled freedom and free thinking would result in an open and blossoming environment, but i ...orking with many such groupings around your world, working in the areas of philosophy, science, religion, education, ethics and toward more egalitarian measures.
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  • “the perennial [[philosophy]]” (Huxley 1970), which underlies the [[mystical]] traditions of the various faiths around the world. The perennial philosophy
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  • ...zations]], my [[children]], just because they are real, give you greater [[freedom]] to [[accept]] your own constant [[creativity]] and [[response-ability]]. This is the [[freedom]] you seek. [[Spirit]] is [[unity]], all-[[encompassing]]. By this [[pow
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  • ...ion becomes: where do we start? So many different schools of religion, or philosophy, or psychology, say you are this or you are that, but they don’t particul ...between your ego and your personality, and we’ve agreed with that Oriental philosophy’s expression that the personality is like an eye that sees but cannot see
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  • ...ngs]] and the [[unification]] of [[values]]. This is the [[function]] of [[philosophy]] in [[mortal]] life, of [[mota]] on the [[morontia]] [[spheres]]. 48:6.17 [[Mota]] is more than a superior [[philosophy]]; it is to [[philosophy]] as two eyes are to one; it has a [[stereoscopic]] [[effect]] on [[meaning
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