Different Philosophies-Views About Man (2)

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SELFSELF


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Self-awareness allows us to know who and what we are, that

includes our identity, qualities, character traits, andvalues.

Self-awareness

allows us to know our relationship with others,our fellow human beings, that includes our family,

relatives,friends, classmates and God.

Self-awareness

allows us to identify our dierences andsimilarities in terms of our identity, qualities, characters

andvalues.


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OBJECTIVES

Explainthe dierent philosophies/ views aboutman.

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2 Compare and contrastthese philosophies/views about man.

3 Explainthe Christian view of man and its

implications.


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PHILOSOPHIES-VIEWSPHILOSOPHIES-VIEWSABOUTABOUT

MANMAN


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PHILOSOPH+ ,

“I cannot live locked up inside myself.

I must e open to t!e world and t!osearound me.

I must e meditative so t!at ot!er peopleand t!e forces found in t!e universe

can "ow t!rou#! me so t!at I can overcomeall illusion aout myself and t!e

world and t!usdiscover an ultimate reality$


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Some uddhists try to live a life ofgentle submissiveness to the

cosmic powers !owing in the universe,powers which they try

to let control their destiny.


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PHILOSOPH+

“ Im !ere for one purposeto #et as muc! “#usto$ out of life as I can.

%ain and su4erin# are evilst!at must e avoided at all costs.

,!e main t!in# in life is to always feel#ood.$


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Corresponds to the playboy theory of life,where pleasure, especially of thephysical, sensual type is almost

made into god.


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PHILOSOPH+ .

“y purpose in life is workfor t!e #lori6cation of t!e #roup.,!e individual !as no wort! as suc!.

Im like a co# in a i# mac!ine as I sumit

my e4orts to t!e lar#est e4orts of t!estate.$


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"ndividual has worth only to the degreethat he helps the interest of the state.


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PHILOSOPH+ /

“I must do w!atever I can do

to increase my own freedom.0reedom means doin# w!at I want to do.

&ell is ot!er people./!at is #ood is t!at w!ic! furt!ers my

interests.$


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#epicts an e$tremely individualisticway of looking at man,each person is radically

separated from the all others.


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PHILOSOPH+ 0

“In t!e li#!t of deat!:life !as no real meanin#.

It is a ;oke: t!e tale of an idiot si#nifyin#not!in#.$


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PHILOSOPH+ 1

Life begins with satisfying the bodily

needs toward becoming

self-actualized persons.

All of man’s needs

are in a pyramid form


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PHILOSOPH+ 2

“I !ave wort!. I must strive to livea life of lovin# service for my fellow men:

all of w!om in t!e last analysisare my rot!ers and sisters.

'ife !as a 6nal meanin# w!ic! resides

outside of me: t!at is: in >od:and in my relations!ip to ?esus C!rist.$


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