Augustine's Concept of Self and God

Augustine believes that man is created in the image and likeness of ______

Augustine's sense of self is his relation to ______

Augustine believed one could not achieve inner peace without finding ______'s love

René Descartes is considered the 'founder of modern ______'

Descartes' principle, cogito ergo sum, is the keystone of his concept of ______

Descartes declares that the essential self, or the self as a thinking entity, is radically different from the self as a ______ body

John Locke is known for his theory that the mind is a ______ rasa, a blank slate.

According to Locke, our ______ plays a key role in our definition of the self.

To Locke, our conscious awareness and ______ of previous experiences are the keys to understanding the self.

David Hume believed that the source of all genuine knowledge is our direct sense ______.

Impressions are those things we perceive through our senses as we ______ them.

David Hume believes in the existence of the ______, and what’s inside the mind is divided into two: impressions and ideas.

Ideas are those things that we create in our minds even though we are no longer experiencing ______.

Even when I’m already inside my room and can no longer see the sky, I can still think of the idea of the ______.

Whenever we think of simple ideas, it must have as a basis a simple ______.

Hume's idea of the self follows this philosophical ______.

In his mind, Hume finds a stream of impressions and ideas, but no impression that corresponds to a self that endures through ______.

For Kant, man is a free agent, capable of making a decision for ______.

According to Merleau-Ponty, the self is embodied ______

Socrates believed that man is essentially a ______

Rene Descartes emphasized that in essence, man is ______

John Locke claimed that the self is ______

For Descartes, the body is a necessity for the mind to perform any ______

Locke stated that as long as we have memories about who we are, we are the same person regardless of the point in our ______

Gilbert Ryle focused on observable behavior in defining the ______

According to Gilbert Ryle, the self is best understood as a pattern of ______

Paul Churchland believes that the self is the ______

The battle between the ego, superego, and id takes place in the ______

The realm of the ego is found in the ______

Paul Churchland disagrees with the concept of ______