Introduction to Philosophy of the Human Person

2. Argued for the existence of a Trinity in Christian Belief.
5. It is a open new ideas or limits the biases.
7. Philo means.
8. A mental act by which the gives direct attention to essentials or the basic similarities of an idea.
10. Study of beauty and perfection.
15. Is a sentence expressing a strong feeling.
16. It is a concept signifies the object as an accident.
18. Known for the Theory of Tripartite Soul.
21. Is a sentence which affirms or denies of something.
23. It is speaks about the subject.
24. The conclusion of a conditional sentence.
25. Is a act by which the mind puts together two or more ideas to form a single idea.
26. A term tha have partly the same.
29. Is a proposition that unites the subject and the predicate by means of affirmative copula.
32. Is a representation of an object by intellect through which man comprehends.
33. Something that came before something else and may have influenced or caused it.
35. Wrote the Nicomachean Ethics about practical ethics.
38. Is a sentence that asserts or denies something and could either be true of false.
39. The study of man values.
40. Is a external sign of concept and the ultimate structural element proposition.

1. The science that by natural light of reason studies the first causes ir highest principles of all things.
3. Terms tha have completely differences.
4. One of the founders of Western Philosophy.
6. Sophia means.
9. A mental act which the mind studies the physical characteristics or the individualizing notes of particular object.
11. Founder of the Eleatic school of philosophy.
12. A mental act by which the mind notices the likeness and differences in the object having the same essence of belonging.
13. Helped bring the works and ideas of Aristotle to Europe.
14. A sentence of fact.
17. It is being a spoken of a proposition and may also be classified.
19. A concept signifies the object as an accident.
20. It is a mental act which affirms or denies something.
22. Is a m sentence asking question.
27. A term that represents the two extremes among object of series belonging to the same class.
28. It alludes to relationship between the subject and the oredicate term by their agreement or disagreement as expressed.
29. A mental act by which the mind fixes is consideration upon one particular object after having sensed it.
30. It is the sum-total or particular.
31. Father of Mohism
34. Is a proposition that unites the subject and the predicate by means of negative copula "is not".
36. Founder of Epicureanism school of philosophy.
37. Is the arguments of reasoning which are valid but are actually invalid.