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    PART A Immanuel Kant’s essays Critique of Pure Reason and Critique of Practical Reason led to his critique Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone. In Critique of Pure Reason Kant discusses the dispute between rationalism and empiricism. The empiricists argued that all ideas are derived from sensation‚ and that objects of sensation are the only proper objects of knowledge. The rationalists argued that some ideas are not derived from sensation but are instead innate to reason‚ and that these

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    were not equal. And this appealed to people as they could connect and relate to the music. Thus turning to the music as an outlet for their anger. Punk subculture then became a new way of life. The people in it worshipped nihilism as the protest that it was easier to swallow nihilism than face the truth. The Sex Pistols were one of the most influential bands of their time‚ vocalising their outrage towards authority. Formed in 1975‚ they are considered to be responsible for the creation of the punk movement

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    Atheism What is Atheism? Where did it come from? Who was the first to mention it in the public? All these and other questions arouse in my head only after the greater and more meaningful question: is there a GOD? Or if we paraphrase it and cite the famous rock group Pink Floyd “Is there anybody out there?” (1) This issue has dominated among my other thoughts in my head for my whole lifetime and maybe that was the reason why I chose to write about atheism. Yes‚ precisely about atheism‚ the idea

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    saaaaddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddasfffff- fffffffffffffffffThe Universe next door is written from a Christian prospective that give us understanding of the different worldviews. Sire stated in his book on page 12 that "we should not only be able to detect the world view of others but be aware of our own" This is I believe the primary purpose of this book. The important purpose is for us to have justification of what we believe as well as an understanding of the worldview

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    a different believe. Some of them believe there will be heaven and hell. There are also some people who believe that after death‚ one would reincarnate and to be born as a living thing again. I believe that a person will just decade after death. Nihilism is a belief which argues that there’s no meaning to life. Nihilists think that life is lack of explanations and purposes. If it’s true that there’s nothing left after death‚ what will be the values of experiences‚ relations‚ and discoveries? In nihilists’

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    relativists believe in moral goodness‚ duty and virtue and nihilists don’t. Error theorists and expressivism are both forms of moral nihilism. Error theorists believe “our moral judgments are always mistaken”. Expressivists don’t agree and also deny that our moral claims can ever offer an accurate take on reality. (307) Error theory and expressivism are two forms of moral nihilism. Error theorists believe “our moral judgments are always mistaken”. (307) While expressivists deny those beliefs and deny‚ “that

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    believing something Emotional‚ Pragmatic‚ Epistemic Only epistemic is used In critical thinking Epistemic thinking is based on facts‚ evidence‚ etc Chapter 2 Three attitudes towards truth Realism‚ relativism‚ nihilism Only realism is accepted in critical thinking Nihilism -> truth does not exist Relativism -> we make the truth‚ don’t have to look for something we can make Realism -> there is a truth Mistakes to avoid Back of the chapters in the textbook Memorize them On the quiz

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    happiness is a combination of pleasure and meaning. According to Ben – Shahar’s happiness model‚ there are four patterns that human can express the way they live: Nihilism‚ Rat Racing‚ Hedonism and Happiness. Each archetype reflects the different links between present happiness and future benefits. Nihilism archetype is people who are giving up their hopes in the searching for the meaning of life. These people do not enjoy the happiness of the present‚ and they do not have any purpose

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    Heidegger believes that’s the role and ultimate goal of philosophy is to achieve an understanding and awareness of one’s being. Heidegger rejects the modern idea of progress which plans a projected future of society. Heidegger wants to block this revolution‚ which is constant revolutionizing of modern ideas becoming‚ and therefore rejects the basic belief of modernism‚ the belief in progress is not the belief in becoming. Strauss believes that progress has become a problem and

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    Grendel as a Bully or Grendel as Pleasant Have you ever heard the same story twice and had a different view on the story the second time you heard it? This is what happened in the novel Grendel by John Gardner; it was a retelling of the epic poem Beowulf just Gardner gave the reader an insight to what it was like to be in Grendel’s shoes. Although these two stories had a similar background‚ a main difference in the two was the perception at which each of the stories was told. Grendel was told

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