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Stories of catastrophic events
sophia means
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sophia means
hate
wisdom
love
knowledge
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Stories of catastrophic events
Hymns
Myths
Tales
Lamentations
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Eagerness of knowing, free and disinterested
Plato
Socrates
Pitagoras
Aristotle
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Gods are very voluble, sometimes condescending, cruel and vengeful
China
Greece
Mesopotamia
Europe
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Socrates' definition of Philosophy
Preparing for life
Preparing oneself to be dead
Science that studies love
Science that studies humans
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Based on the study of humans and morals
Cosmologic Stage
Onthologic Stage
Ethical Stage
Anthropological Stage
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In search of arjé, studying the the cosmos
Onthologic Stage
Anthropological Stage
Cosmologic Stage
Ethical Stage
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Chinese Pre-Philosophy
Magic, Myth, Religion
Intangible powers govern the Universe
Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism
Tao, Natural order, laws on the love of others
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Story in every town & historical moment giving significance to human existence in time & space
Myth
Magic
Religion
Tale
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Myth characteristics
The universe's outcome depends on what the gods fancy
are used to legitimize social order and norms
Divine personification through the forces of nature
Gods are responsible of the fate of humans
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Hesiod's Teogony is about
Fundamentals of Greek beliefs
End of Chaos
Origin of the Gods
Hymns
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Expansion and decadence of the Greek. How to lead a correct life
Cosmologic Stage
Ethical Stage
Onthologic Stage
Anthropological Stage
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Cult is more important than beleifs for
Greek people
Chinese people
Mesopotamic people
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Art with words or acts that go against natural laws
magic
tale
myth
Philosophy
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Intangible powers govern the Universe
Europe
Mesopotamia
China
Greece
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Personality's and Society's highest ascension through wisdom
Socrates
Pitagoras
Aristotle
Plato
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Essence of first principles, first causes. Definition of:
Socrates
Plato
Pitagoras
Aristotle
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Author of Iliad and Odyssey
Homer
Werner
Hesiod
Hawking
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Filos means
hate
wisdom
love
knowledge
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Dispersed knowledge gets organized in large treaties. Plato and Aristotle are main philosophers
Cosmologic Stage
Ethical Stage
Onthologic Stage
Anthropological Stage
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Discipline in charge of the reflection and analysis of transcending topics
Anthropology
Philosophy
Biology
Philology
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Religions
Hinduism, Budhism, Judaism, Islam, Neoclassicism
Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism
Judaism, Neoclassicism, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism
Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, Islam
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The word Religion means
Join the human being with the divine
Belief system, norms & rites to unite with the divine
Reli - gare : to join again
To join with friends
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Texts praising the Gods
Tales
Lamentations
Hymns
Myths
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Myths, Hymns and Lamentations are part of this culture
Europe
Mesopotamia
China
Greece
