Worldview Introduction

Question 1

Everything that exists is part of the material world.

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Naturalism

Question 2

Good actions bring good results; bad actions bring suffering.

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Karma

Question 3

Humans are body and soul, not just physical beings.

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Dualism

Question 4

In Christianity, this comes through faith in Jesus Christ.

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Salvation

Question 5

People use this to argue that there is a divine moral giver.

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Moral Law

Question 6

Like a clockmaker who sets the world in motion and steps back.

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Deism

Question 7

Often expressed as “I don’t know” or “We can’t be sure.”

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Agnosticism

Question 8

Murder is always wrong, no matter the situation or society.

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Absolute Morality

Question 9

Nothing ultimately matters because everything ends.

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Nihilism

Question 10

Emphasizes reason, ethics, and human potential.

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Humanism

Question 11

What’s considered right in one culture may be wrong in another.

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Relative Morality

Question 12

Central to Hinduism and some New Age beliefs.

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Reincarnation

Question 13

“Life has no inherent meaning, but you give it meaning.”

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Existentialism

Question 14

Consciousness, emotions, and morals are results of physical processes.

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Materialism

Question 15

Commonly refers to Heaven or Hell in religious traditions.

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Eternal Life

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