I know that he was a famous philosopher and a brilliant man but when I really think about it I have no idea what he was so famous for or what his thoughts were on the basic philosophical issues like ethics, logic, and the big one, the meaning of life. ... Aristotle represents everything that philosophy is about, he loved learning about as much as he could and he wanted to share is knowledge with the world. ... Aristotle first trained in medicine, and then in 367 BC, he was sent to study philosophy with Plato in Athens. ... He spent his life writing about everything that he thought about or obs...

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This however is true to all philosophical thought and is part of the very definition of philosophy itself. ... The choice is made easier by constant adherence to instructed ethics but the temptation towards choosing the comparatively "less good" action is very powerful at a young age and also if not instructed properly. ...

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The sciences, both natural and human, are arguably the most objective areas of knowledge as they deal more in fact and observation, as opposed to the more opinionated and inference-based subjective areas of knowledge like faith and ethics. ... This of course is the study of Philosophy, made popular by Ancient Greek scholars and Enlightenment Era thinkers alike. ... It is then of the utmost importance that we use these two guiding philosophies to discover our one true place, and not to impatiently jam ourselves into the first free space we see. ...

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Scholars in many countries found it increasingly difficult to bridge the gulf between natural and supernatural, to reconcile natural law and divine providence, and to balance moral philosophy and spiritual virtue. ... Philosophes set out to get a few things out of the way, namely Christianity, not its ethics of love and brotherhood, but its supernatural history, theology, and church. ... Around this time Spinoza was expanding a philosophy deeply marked by natural science, which was incompatible with a literal belief in the Bible. ... He wrote on philosophy, science, music, and art, and wrote n...

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Overall Wicca is a philosophy as much as it is a nature-based religion (Encarta 7). ... The appropriate workings are learning to accept your spiritual path and obstacles throughout meditation (Ethics of Wicca 2). ...

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It combines metaphysics and ethics to feed the mind by ways of reviving soul-memories, developing spiritual intuition and expanding the creative imagination. ... You can not believe in just one religion or just one philosophy. ...

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In fact, in the Article "Literary Periods, Movements and History" Rahn explains: "The Beats propelled discussions of ecology and environmentalism into the mainstream. ­­[] their infatuation with Native America and Eastern philosophies contributed to the genesis of modern environmental ethics, at least as a byproduct ....

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Psychology evolved through three subjects philosophy, biology and physics. ... Through "ethics" there is a rule that no mental or physical harm should come to a participant of an experiment carried out on a psychological basis. ...

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