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Human Nature
What is philosophy?
Philosophy refers to activity persons embark on when they pursue to comprehend fundamental truths concerning themselves, the place they exist, and their associations to the earth and impart them. Thus, it is the essential nature of understanding, existence, and reality, especially when deliberated as a theoretical discipline.
What are the main areas or divisions of philosophy?
The four key divisions of philosophy include epistemology, logic, axiology, and metaphysics.
What is meaning? What is life? What is the meaning of life?
Meaning refers to an association between two kinds of things: sorts and signs of matters they mean (express, intend or signify). Natural life is the facet of being that acts, evaluates, processes, and reacts to growth. Life is everything that develops and eventually perishes, ceases to thrive and be conscious. Meaning of natural life is the standards we foist upon it, whatever we mandate of it. The intelligent tenacity of God in making life could also be referred to as the “meaning of life.”
After studying Ch. 2 explain in detail the traditional Judeo-Christian view of human nature. Next please explain the so-called existentialist and feminist challenges to this view.
Judeo-Christian view of humanoid nature is that all persons are created in the God’s image. We’re divine beings, and each person is distinctive. People have two tenacities in life: serving and Loving God. The capabilities to know and love, intellect and will are the distinctive characteristics of mortal beings.

The tenacity of life, knowing and loving God, is exposed to everybody, regardless of their degree of intelligence (Velasquez 67). It’s held that the means to Coming together with Almighty God is by imitating Jesus. Life is dedicated to love via self-less acts. This view promotes the notion of ethical self. Every humanoid has the ability to commit evil deeds and good deeds. If we decline to love and serve God, we drop connection with ourselves. When we render God the center of our lives, we do well. Mortal beings possess both will and reason: the capability to recognize the truth concerning Almighty God and the capability to love and choose God. The feminist and existentialist encounters to this view is that reason is perceived as a manly and emotional state as females thus only men could be fully humanoid because just in men could reason govern. The reason is considered as greater to the emotional state. As reason should rule the emotional state, so men should rule women.
Where do you stand — that is, what is your view of human nature? Do you support any of the above positions? Why?
My stand is that human beings were created by God with a particular purpose. The religious explanations of reality and humanoid nature remains dependable. Therefore, I believe people are created in the image of God and have to serve and love the Creator. I support this view because contemporary theories of humanoid nature react to technology or are complete scientific theories.
Work Cited
Velasquez, Manuel. “Human Nature.” Philosophy, 13th ed., Cengage Learning, 2016, pp. 50-145.