To be or not to be…a determinist. Now that you’ve had a chance to think about determinism, what do you think? Is it a persuasive theory – why or why not?
In this discussion board, please answer this question by arguing why the mind IS reducible to the physical brain, or IS NOT so reducible?
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Nietzsche's Challenge A challenge to what? To say why he is wrong! To show that there is more to “ethics” than he thinks. Defend the idea of duty! Or the requirement about the happiness of others! Or that being a noble person is in the end more like what Plato said – being…
Help interpret Kant's “dealer” (i.e. shop-keeper) example at 397. If you are one of the first people participating in this board, feel free to get credit by simply describing the example. Everyone else: what is the point of the example? What is meant to show or illustrate? What part of Kant's argument is it supporting?…
The student will choose 2 patients/clients/persons who have a life altering illness/injury and would be receptive to cooperating with a spiritual history. After consent, the student is to perform a spiritual history, one on each person choosing 2 different tools from the following: HOPE, RESPECT, FICA, or CSI- MEMO. (See Spiritual Assessments reading in Week…
Here again is the Basic Problem of Evil: 1. If God is omnipotent, then God is able to prevent evil 2. If God is omnibenevolent, then God wants to prevent evil 3. If God is omniscient, then God knows how to prevent evil. 4. If a 3 "O" God exists, there is no evil. 5. There…
At the tail end of his reply to what I called the "bestial" objection to Utilitarianism, Mill argued, “A being of higher faculties requires more to make him happy, is capable probably of more acute suffering, and certainly accessible to it at more points, than one of an inferior type; but in spite of these…
If completed as a paper, the requirement is fulfilled with 3-5 full, double-spaced, typewritten pages. Give a summary of your own spiritual life. Include the type of spirituality (humanistic, unmoored, etc.) and worldview (Theism, Naturalism, etc.) in which you would categorize yourself based on the Kliewer and Saultz Chapter posted in Week 1 Answer the…
