Final Exam Review

7. Student of Plato
10. Theory that investigates how humans form governments
12. The prism that says the right decision is that which brings about the greater good
13. the main protagonist in Sophie's World
15. "Things never change -- change is an illusion"
19. "We need strong authoritarian leaders"
20. defined as a code of moral and ethical behavior/traits
22. Some use this word to explain that God is everywhere at the same time
23. "There is a Kingdom of God and a Kingdom of the World"
24. Student of Socrates
25. "Things are weirder than we think"

1. "March to the beat of your own drum"
2. "Cogito Ergo Sum"
3. The type of philosophers who wanted to debate what things were made of
4. "There are moral duties that MUST be followed"
5. someone who believe that God created the world, but doesn't take part in human affairs
6. A balancing of two extreme behaviors results in this concept
8. The argument that attempts to explain evil existing because God rewards the good and punishes the bad
9. Argued that people are living in "Bad Faith"
11. Hegel's idea of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis
14. Said that philosophy can comfort us when we come upon bad fortune
16. "Everything is made up of tiny building blocks"
17. "One natural right, according to Locke."
18. Argued that people should take a "Leap of Faith"
21. someone who believes that God created the world and actively takes part in human affairs