What is the common definition of 'Man'?
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It generally represents the entire human race.
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What is the common definition of 'Man'?
It generally represents the entire human race.
What does the concept of 'Embodied Spirit' relate to?
It relates to defining Man, Human, Person, Personhood, and Human Nature.
What is self-determination?
The capability of persons to make choices and decisions based on their own preferences.
Why are individual rights considered absolute?
Because they cannot be separated from our humanity.
How does religion and philosophy contribute to overcoming limits?
They teach human beings to overcome their limits and improve themselves.
How does the Eightfold Path serve humanity?
It provides universal principles that guide individuals towards success and ethical living.
What does the Cognitive Self encompass?
Beliefs, desires, dreams, and intentions.
What is meant by 'Human Nature'?
The deepest and natural behavior of a person that distinguishes humans from animals, considered the essence of humanity.
What does the phrase 'mahirap maging mahirap' imply in the context of poverty?
It highlights the challenges faced by the poor, emphasizing that poverty is both personal and structural.
What term describes a human person's ability to connect with others?
Externality.
What does the Physical Self refer to?
The physical appearance and essential features of a person, including body type and strength.
What did St. Thomas Aquinas say about human beings?
Human beings have the unique power to change themselves and things for the better.
What did Buddha do to find answers about suffering?
He left his royal life and spent 6 years in the wilderness, ultimately meditating under the Tree of Enlightenment for 40 days.
What does dignity refer to in the context of human life?
The inherent value and importance of a human person.
What should you not worry about while discovering new ideas about yourself?
Nobody will judge you; support is provided.
What rights are granted to a human person?
Rights and privileges by the state to which they legally belong.
How has human evolution influenced society?
Humans learned to live beyond traditional means, leading to structured political and economic systems.
What realization did Buddha have regarding suffering?
He realized that all people suffer and sought to understand the nature of suffering.
What defines a 'Person'?
An individual who possesses self-awareness, self-determination, a rational mind, and the capacity to interact with others and themselves.
What does the phrase 'it takes a village to raise a child' imply about self-discovery?
Knowing yourself requires time and support from others.
What is the purpose of the activity 'I Recognize Myself'?
To reflect on personal strengths, weaknesses, desires, abilities, talents, fears, and hesitations.
What is the first step of the Eightfold Path?
Right view - a correct understanding of the nature of things, specifically the Four Noble Truths.
What journey is being referred to in the text?
A journey to understand the concepts of Man, Human, Person, Personhood, and Human Nature.
What is the self according to Wilber (2006)?
The self is the subject that thinks, feels, and acts; it represents your 'I am-ness.'
What is the relationship between freedom and morality?
The result of our freedom is morality, which is the goodness or badness of an act.
What is the origin of the classification of a human person?
From a biblical perspective, humans come from Adam and Eve; scientifically, from an ape under the class Mammalia.
What is meant by 'Right action' in the Eightfold Path?
Refraining from physical offenses such as murdering, thieving, and sexual misbehavior.
How is 'Human' classified in biological terms?
As a member of the classification Mammalia.
What does St. Thomas suggest about personal transformation?
You can change yourself through the eightfold path, even if you are not a Buddhist.
What is the definition of Embodied Spirit?
An animating core living within each person that drives thoughts, actions, and feelings.
What are the three components of a human person?
Soul, mind, and spirit.
What is the significance of understanding the terms 'Man', 'Human', and 'Person'?
There is a big difference in their definitions and societal usage.
What does the self enable a person to experience?
An inner world of dreams, thoughts, imagination, and fantasy.
What are the two general kinds to distinguish a human person?
The Cognitive Self and the Physical Self.
What distinguishes a human being from other classifications like animals?
The term 'Human Being' is used to separate man from other classifications.
What does 'Personhood' refer to?
The state of being a person with unique, sacred, and ethical status within oneself.
In Christian philosophy, what does the embodiment of the spirit refer to?
The inseparable union of the human body and soul.
What is the mantra from Star Struck of GMA7?
Dream, Believe, and Survive.
How is the term 'embodied' commonly understood?
As materialized or becoming flesh.
What does self-awareness involve?
Having a clear perception of oneself, including thoughts, emotions, identity, and actions.
What is the significance of the body and soul in the concept of embodied spirit?
They work together at all times and are inseparable.
What is the definition of Transcendence as mentioned in the text?
The ability to surpass one's limits through physical and mental abilities.
What are the Four Noble Truths in Buddhism?
They are fundamental teachings that outline the nature of suffering and the path to overcoming it.
What does 'Right intention' in the Eightfold Path entail?
Eliminating thoughts of attachment, detestation, and harmful intent.
