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10. how does compatibilism define free will?

a. people are totally free
b. every person chooses according to his/her greatest desire, but what people want is determines by and consistent with their moral nature
c. all our choices are completely arbitrary, unpredictable
d. none of the above

11. the study of theories of knowledge is called epistemology, which has three fundamental ways of answering the question of whether we have knowledge. what are the three ways?

a. skepticism, empiricism, rationalism
b. debate, rationalism, skepticism
c. empiricism, debate, rationalism
d. libertarianism, debate, rationalism

12.there are four personal identity theories. which answer below matches the illusion theory?

a. myself extends back as far as i can remember
b. there is no permanent self
c. we remain the same person in the same body
d. the soul will always exist

13. which of the four personal identity theories suggests that it is okay to not sabe for retirement because you will not be the same person long enough to use retirement?

a. illusion theory
b. body theory
c. soul theory
d. memory theory

14. what are the theories for how the mental state of mind and the physical state of body are related?
a. ethicalism, idealism
b. relativism, dualism
c. idealism, dualism, physicalism
d. all of the above

15. which theory for how the mental state of mind and the physical state of body are related have most philosophers dismissed as a theory?

a. relativism
b. dualism
c. idealism
d. physicalism

16. what do we experience when we decide that certain actions are morally good or morally wrong?

a. moral dilemma
b. moral intuition
c. common sense
d. scenarios

17. what is the theory of ethical relativism?

a. morality is relative to the norms of one’s culture
b. fundamental moral principles
c. individual morality
d. universe moral standards

what are some multicultural perspectives for women throughout the world?

can scientific procedure produce a quick answer to philosophical questions?

The correct answer for 1 is d. none of the above

In compatibilism, both free will and universal determinism exist as compatible categories. When it comes to material everyday things, people do have free will while when it comes to metaphysics they don’t. The two occurrences are not logically incompatible when it comes to compatibilist theory.

The correct answer for 2 is a. Skepticism, empiricism, rationalism

These are three common schools of thought when it comes to epistemology. Skepticism and empiricism by far the most popular going back for millennia, while rationalism is a bit newer but still important. Skepticism is a system in which you should doubt everything while in empiricism you need to prove everything physically.

The correct answer for 3 is b. There is no permanent self

There is no permanent self in this theory because the self changes all the time due to various factors. There is no such thing as an everlasting unique self because various influences influence how the concept of self is changed as time passes by. This doesn’t even have to be a thing in the long run as the self can change rapidly too.

The correct answer for 4 is a. Illusion theory

Illusion theory is the part of the question above. You wouldn’t have to save for retirement since the concept of self that you have might change, or more likely will certainly change. So the money that you would be saving would not actually be for you in the future because the future you would be different from the present you.

The correct answer for 5 is c. Idealism, Dualism, Physicalism

In idealism, the concept of the body might not even exist since all is based around how our mind creates it and there is no evidence that can prove that the real world is not just a part of our mind. Physicalism is the opposite with the negation of the concept of mind and soul and self. Dualism is the mixture of the two.

The correct answer for 6 should be c. idealism

Idealism is most discredited one because nothing in it can be actually proven and is mostly based on belief. In idealism, the mind takes the most important seat and the body might not even exist. It’s similar to what Decartes spoke when he spoke about the sorcerer putting a spell on us to lie to us.

The correct answer for 7 should be a. Moral dilemma

Moral dilemmas occur when we try to qualify an act as something good or bad because even something good can actually become bad and something bad can actually be something good. That’s why ethics and morality are a highly problematic thing to deal with since it can go from strict normativity to complete relativity

The correct answer for 8 should be a. Morality is relative to the norms of one’s culture

Ethical relativists believe that ethics and morality are relative to the culture that produced them. Each culture has its own set of morals and ethical beliefs and these often clash with those from another culture or society. That’s why you might think something done in a culture is bad while they might think something in your culture is bad.

There are numerous perspectives on women in various cultures and it goes from full liberalism of identity to full suppression of freedom out of various cultural practices and beliefs. For example, there are tribes in Africa where women are considered to be the most important ones and there is a matriarchy, but there are also tribes in that same Africa where women who have period have to hide from people so as to not bring evil spirits to them. The two ones are in opposition and they are even on the same continent. Now imagine how much the entire world’s perspectives clash.

Science can’t prove philosophical things rapidly. Not only can it not do that rapidly, but it can’t do it at all. There is no scientific research that could ever be done regarding the existence of a soul or a divine being or anything similar. Although scientific achievements have motivated people to discredit the idea of a God for example, that does not mean that science can prove that there is no god, so people who believe still have their belief intact.

d.) continue to rise rapidly