Intro to Philo Q1-Module 5 ( Pre-Test)

A being that has a supernatural, transcendental destiny.

• Animal

• Plant

• Brute

• Human

According to them, the human being has a dual nature: one is spiritual and immortal

essence; the other is empirical life and character.

• Hinduism

• Existentialism

• Muslim

• Communism

A being that can rise above one's ordinary being or self to a highest being or

self.

• Animal

• Plant

• Brute

• Human

He said that in the plan of God, a human being has to develop and perfect

one's self by doing his/her daily task.

• St. Augustine

• Thomas Aquinas

• St. Jerome

• St. Joseph

It is a doctrine that adheres to the belief that a person’s soul passes into some

other creature, human or animal.

• karma

• samsara

• metempsychosis

• Nirvana

As a result, if a human being lives a righteous and virtuous life for a long time, he

or she transcends mortal life and ascends to an immortal state of being..

• St. Augustine

• Thomas Aquinas

• St. Jerome

• St. Joseph

According to them “everything in this life is a consequence of actions performed in previous existence.”

• Americans

• Hindus

• Muslims

• Filipinos

It is a divine reality. It is God that takes many forms. Although it can be

experienced, can be sensed, it is not bound by time and space.

• Samsara

• Maya

• Brahman

• Moksha

“Suffering leads to the Cross, the symbol of reality of God's saving love for

the human being.”

• Judaism

• Hindus

• Muslims

• Christianity

Who is the Philosopher, that gave the notion that The body is not separated from the soul, just As the soul is not separated from the body?

• Plato

• Socrates

• Aristotle