This Presentation of introduction to Philosophy o Human Person is for all

1. BY: ROPER T. GAMALI., LPT
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Hi everyone I’m Roper Gamali your mentor in today’s
lesson which all about introduction to Philosophy of
Human Person. Our discussion will focus in different
areas such as:
1. Understanding what is philosophy
2. notion of philosophy
3. who can be a philosopher
4. the virtue of a true philosopher
5. Three schools of thought

2. 1.Where does the earth come from?
2.What happens when I die?’
3.Why are we here?’ Or
4.What is the meaning of my life?
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6. INQUIRES LOGIC
Have a wish or desire to know
something
Argument - A fact or assertion
offered as evidence that something
is true
Logic - The principles that guide
reasoning within a given field or
situation
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7. All men by virtue of their ability to WONDER, to
INQUIRE and to seek ANSWER to their DOUBT
and PERPLEXITIES, are potential philosophers.

8. … is the moral courage to
pursue the truth wherever
it may lead, regardless of
ancient verities and
sanctities.
…… is a man
willing to listen to
every suggestion.

9. TRUTH
“primary object” of philosophical inquiry.

10. What is truth? Three schools of thought:
1. Dogmatic: there is an absolute truth, of which we can have
complete knowledge, that will in turn justify us in claiming that no
other position matters.
2. Relativistic: there is no absolute truth, only arbitrary positions
hampered by their own historical limits.
3) Regulative: there is an absolute truth that leads us as the
horizon guides the explorer: on a never-ending journey towards it.

11. Activity 1
Examine the existence of ball pen
Between Knowing That… and Know Why

12. QUIZ
Identify the following either Wonder or Doubt. Write your answer
on the space provided.
________ 1. When we begin to call into question what we have
been taught to believe.
________ 2. When we experience the limits of our understanding
we encounter proof of our ignorance presented by that which we do
not understand.
________ 3. Whether someone is telling us the truth we must have
some idea of what it would be like to actually hear the truth.
________ 4. In order to engage in philosophy we must first awake
from the slumber of our habitual ways of thinking about our lives.
________ 5. About the changes of the moon and the sun, about the
stars and the origin of the universe.