Answering Life's Questions
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Which of the following questions delves into the realm of philosophical inquiry?

  • Is it going to rain tomorrow?
  • How much does this cost?
  • Why is there injustice in this world? (correct)
  • What time does the movie start?

According to the content, reflecting on life's questions diminishes meaning and distracts from practical tasks.

False (B)

Provide an original example of a deep question, not listed in the content, that reflects a philosophical concern.

Is free will an illusion?

A life becomes more meaningful as we ______ for answers to life's profound questions.

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Match each scenario with the type of question it most directly provokes:

<p>Flash floods in a village kill many = Why do tragedies like this happen, and how can we prevent them? Child kept chained in basement = What are the moral obligations of society to protect vulnerable children? Man jailed for stealing milk for his baby = Does the severity of a punishment always fit the crime?</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Philosophy

The study of fundamental questions regarding existence, knowledge, and values.

Deep Questions

Profound inquiries that challenge our understanding of life and existence.

Purpose of Philosophy

To search for meaningful answers to complex life questions.

Moral Dilemmas

Situations where a conflict arises between ethical principles.

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Existential Questions

Questions that explore the nature of existence and purpose.

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Study Notes

Philosophy Lesson 1

  • Philosophy is the search for answers to life's questions.
  • Everyday conversations and serious discussions often feature deep questions.
  • Examples of such questions include: What is love? Is love worth sacrificing everything? Where can one find true happiness? Does the end justify the means? Why do good people suffer? Why is there injustice in the world? What can we do to make the world a better place? Why do I have to be a good person?
  • Living is filled with numerous questions. A meaningful life is built on seeking answers.

Thinking About News Headlines

  • Read the headlines below and formulate thoughts:
    • Flash floods in remote villages killed 100 people
    • Abused child was imprisoned in a basement for 5 years and was rescued.
    • A man was imprisoned for 10 years for stealing milk to feed his child.
    • Lottery winner donated half of winnings for local orphanage

Discussion

  • Think about your own life questions.
  • Share them with the class.

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Philosophy explores life's profound questions. Discussions and headlines reveal deep moral dilemmas. Meaningful living involves seeking answers to these complex issues.

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