Philosophical Topics
- Identity (philosophy), also called sameness, is whatever makes an entity definable and recognizable
- Law of identity, principle of logic stating that an object is the same as itself
- Personal identity (philosophy), the numerical identity (continuity of existence) of persons through time
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Dermot Moran - Critical Notices
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Scriptural Reasoning - Purpose
... and text scholars, and was said to be aimed at 'repairing' or 'correcting' patterns of modern philosophical and theological reasoning ... seen not only as a form of interfaith dialogue, but also as a form of philosophical or theological reasoning ... It has often been described as a 'postliberal' or 'postcritical' theological or philosophical movement ...
... and text scholars, and was said to be aimed at 'repairing' or 'correcting' patterns of modern philosophical and theological reasoning ... seen not only as a form of interfaith dialogue, but also as a form of philosophical or theological reasoning ... It has often been described as a 'postliberal' or 'postcritical' theological or philosophical movement ...
Passions (philosophy)
... Passion, or the passions, is a philosophical concept ... The philosophical notion, in contrast, is identified with an innate or biologically driven emotional state such as anger, greed, lust, or other deadly sins ... In the philosophical sense, the passions can lead to social or spiritual ills, such as punishment from God in Abrahamic faiths, the brutal state of nature presented by Hobbes, or the ...
... Passion, or the passions, is a philosophical concept ... The philosophical notion, in contrast, is identified with an innate or biologically driven emotional state such as anger, greed, lust, or other deadly sins ... In the philosophical sense, the passions can lead to social or spiritual ills, such as punishment from God in Abrahamic faiths, the brutal state of nature presented by Hobbes, or the ...