What is the difference between the moral theories

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Question 1: Rene Descartes said if you are a seeker of truth, you need to doubt your beliefs at least once. Why? How do you doubt your own beliefs? What is the value of doubting one's belief?

Question 2: This is my argument for free or unfree will, based on my own life experience:

Question 3: This is my understading of Philosophy:

Question 4: One day Socrates and Emanuel Kant meet, and Socrates asks "son, What is the difference between our moral theories?" ? Here is Kan't answer:

Question 5: Suppose a world without philosophy where every decision is made based on the sciences. what kind of world that would be?

MCQ questions

Question 1: By "Know yourself" the philosopher meant:

A) What is your purpose in life, what is the meaning of your life

B) Know your duty to your parents

C) Know your duty to your country

Question 2: By saying a philosopher saw dualism in reality, we mean:

A) A Separation of body and soul

B) A Separation between live body and and dead body

C) A Separation between good and evil

Question 3: John Locke the empiricist

A) The self consists of memory

B) The self is passive, it is the place where our feeling, external factors, and thoughts come together and force us to do moral things

C) The self passive, it is the place where our feeling, external factors, and thoughts come together and force us to do the right thing

Question 4: The philosopher who said all our thoughts are the product of sense impressions:

A) Descartes

B) Aristotle

C) Plato

Question 5: The philosopher who is the founder of modern philosophy is:

A) Rene Descartes

B) D'Hollbach

C) Socrates

Question 6: Philosophy of Husserl emphasized:

A) Lived world

B) You do what the law allows

C) Freedom is equal to freedom from the laws and restriction

Question 7: St. Augustine used the example of a body with a lantern inside it to demonstrate :

A) The body and soul

B) The role of great ideas

C) Agora

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