Introduction in Philosophy of Man
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This document discusses the philosophy of human existence and the goal of philosophy. It explores how individuals seek meaning and truth in life and make their own choices. The document also examines three stages of man's existence: the aesthetic stage focused on pleasure, the ethical stage focused on duty, and the religious stage focused on faith. Overall, the philosophy aims to understand the meaning of human life and how people can transform the world through their own choices and pursuits.
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Introduction in Philosophy of Man
- 1. bible
- 2. Philosophy of Man -renewing our sense of self -how we acted -continue our pursuits in life
- 4. Transform the world Change it We know who we are.
- 5. Beyonce
- 6. Truth belongs to Man The world is realy about Man
- 7. Study of Philosophy – meaning of human life
- 8. Man seeks for understandingFreddie aguilar
- 10. Think of the poorest of the poor ABANDONED, Homeless we are God’s children
- 11. INDIVIDUAL AND THE TRUTH SOREN KIERKEGAARD
- 13. Man who does not make his own choice one who does not really live.
- 14. ON HUMAN EXISTENCE INDIVIDUAL IS THE ONE MAKING HISTORY
- 15. Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards,, -Soren Kierkegaard
- 16. 3 STAGES OF MAN’S EXISTENCE 1.Aesthetic 2.Ethical 3.Religious