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    Lesson 1 Overview of Philosophy

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    Philosophy is defined as the science of being in its ultimate reason, cause and principle, acquired through human reason alone. It studies being, reason, cause, and principles using only natural human reasoning without relying on authority or articles of faith. The main branches of philosophy are logic, the philosophy of man, metaphysics, cosmology, epistemology, aesthetics, and ethics.

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    Philosophy is defined as the science of being in its ultimate reason, cause and principle, acquired through human reason alone. It studies being, reason, cause, and principles using only natural human reasoning without relying on authority or articles of faith. The main branches of philosophy are logic, the philosophy of man, metaphysics, cosmology, epistemology, aesthetics, and ethics.

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    Philosophy is defined as the science of being in its ultimate reason, cause and principle, acquired through human reason alone. It studies being, reason, cause, and principles using only natural human reasoning without relying on authority or articles of faith. The main branches of philosophy are logic, the philosophy of man, metaphysics, cosmology, epistemology, aesthetics, and ethics.

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    PHILOSOPHY

    IT IS THE SCIENCE OF BEING IN THEIR


    ULTIMATE REASON, CAUSE AND PRINCIPLE
    ACQUIRED BY THE AID OF HUMAN REASON
    ALONE
    SCIENCE - it is a systematized body of knowledge
    based on facts and observation.

    BEING - it refers to all the things that our human


    mind can reach.
    REASON - is that by means of which a thing is
    known and can be understood.

    CAUSE - is that by means of which contributes


    something towards the production of things
    PRINCIPLE - is that by means of which something
    proceeds

    ACQUIRED BY THE AID OF HUMAN REASON


    ALONE - it means that (a) philosophy doesn’t
    base its knowledge on authority but solely on the
    reasoning power of the individual;
    (b) philosophy doesn’t make use of the article of faith

    (c) philosophy uses the light of natural reason


    BRANCHES OF PHILOSOPHY
    LOGIC - the science and art of correct thinking

    PHILOSOPHY OF MAN (RATIONAL


    PSYCHOLOGY) - it focuses mostly on the idea of who
    really man is in general
    METAPHYSICS (ONTOLOGY) - study of being in
    general

    COSMOLOGY (PHILOSOPHY OF THE WORLD) -


    it focuses on the idea of the world whether things are
    actually a substance or by accident
    EPISTEMOLOGY (CRITIC F KNOWLEDGE) -
    this focuses on the truthfulness of things

    AESTHETICS (PHILOSOPHY OF BEAUTY) -


    deals with the different form of arts
    ETHICS - it is the study of morality; the act of doing
    good and avoiding evil
    ACTIVITY:
    WHAT IS YOUR PHILOSOPHY IN LIFE?

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