philosophy of man

1. Lets have a game
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2. Name of the game
Hulaan mo kung sino o
ano ito?????

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Man and GodMAN and
GOD
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4. Who is God
???

5. WHO IS GOD?
God is the creator of mankind and He loves you.
You were created by Him and He knows everything about
you.
God abounds in goodness, Psalm 31:19; 52:1; Rom.
11:22
•God does not change, Num. 23:19; Mal. 3:6; Heb.
13:8; James 1:17
•God does not have a human body, John 4:24; Luke
24:39; Deut. 4:15-16
•God hates sin, Psalm 5:5-6; Hab. 1:13
•God is a compassionate god, Deut. 1:31
•God is a consuming fire, Deut. 1:24; Heb. 12:29
•God is a dwelling place (refuge), Deut. 32:27
•God is a god of peace, 1 Cor. 14:33
•God is a most pure spirit, John 4:24
•God is a righteous judge, Psalm 7:

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Man and God
The Relationship Between Man and God
The relationship between
God and man is a very
complex thing, to be sure.
There are many facets,
many unanswered
questions, and the biggest
one of all to some people
"does God even exist"?

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Man and GodBlaise Pascal
 God either exists or he does not. If we
believe in God and he exists, we will be
rewarded with eternal bliss in heaven. If
we believe in God and he does not exist
then at worst all we have forgone is a few
sinful pleasures.
 If we do not believe in God and he
does exist we may enjoy a few sinful
pleasures, but we may face eternal
damnation. If we do not believe in God
and he does not exist then our sins will
not be punished.

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Man and God
Kant
 Even if God exists, we can not
know God as he really is.
 the Christian could have faith in God,
and this faith would be consonant with
reason and the categorical imperative.
Given that human beings have the
autonomy to create moral values, it
would not be irrational to believe in a
God who gives purpose to the moral
realm.

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Man and GodHegel
God is immanent and
when we have understood
that history is the process
of Geist coming to know
itself it appears that we
are all part of Geist, or
God.

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Feuerbach and Marx
God does not make man. Rather "God"
is the invention of
human consciousness. Marx also sees
that religion is part of an ideological
view that encourages the oppressed to
accept their fate. As he says: "Religion
is the sigh of the oppressed creature,
the sentiment of a heartless world, and
the soul of soulless conditions. It is the
opium of the people.

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Man and God
Søren Kierkegaard
God is beyond reason.

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Man and God
Ludwig Fairebwek
God is simply a product of ones
imagination.

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Man and God
Friedrich Nietzsche
God is dead and therefore man
cannot relay nor expect anything
from him.

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Man and God
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
God is omniscient therefore he is
all knowing. He knows everything,
nothing can never escape him.
This world is the best God
created but this is not perfect
place since there is evil.

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QUESTIONS

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Man and God1.A philosopher who stated that God
is beyond reason.
a. Plato
b. Socrates
c. Aristotle
d. Soren keikegaard

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Man and God1.A philosopher who stated that God
is beyond reason.
a. Plato
b. Socrates
c. Aristotle
d. Soren keikegaard

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Man and God
2. Man punishes the action, but God the
intention it was stated by
a. Aristotle
b. Plato
c. Socrates
d. Karl Marx

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2. Man punishes the action, but God the
intention it was stated by
a. Aristotle
b. Plato
c. Socrates
d. Karl Marx

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Man and God3. God is not the author of all
things but of good only it was
stated by
a. Plato
b. Aristotle
c. Leibnitz
d. Blaise Pascal

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Man and God3. God is not the author of all
things but of good only it was
stated by
a. Plato
b. Aristotle
c. Leibnitz
d. Blaise Pascal

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Man and God
4. God is simply a product of ones
imagination, it was stated by
a. Ludwig Fairebwek
b. Friedrich Nietzsche
c. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz
d. Aristotle

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Man and God
4. God is simply a product of ones
imagination, it was stated by
a. Ludwig Fairebwek
b. Friedrich Nietzsche
c. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz
d. Aristotle

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Man and God
5. God is dead and therefore man
cannot relay nor expect anything
from him, it was stated by
a. Kant
b. Hegel
c. Friedrich Nietzsche
d. Karl Marx

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Man and God
5. God is dead and therefore man
cannot relay nor expect anything
from him, it was stated by
a. Kant
b. Hegel
c. Friedrich Nietzsche
d. Karl Marx

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