Naturalism
Artifical Intelligence
Religious Determinism
Social Determinism
Identity
100

Define;; Naturalism

Naturalism;; The universe's operation through natural laws and forces.

100

True or False;; Does the concept of AI affirm naturalist beliefs?

True... for human predictability is a great factor of such. "One day through science (AI), we will all be predictable."

100

Define;; God's Providence

Providence; God's protective nature as the highest spiritual power - His divine intervention

100

Define;; Social Determinism.

Social Determinism;; A theory where one's social interactions will determine the behaviour of an individual.

100

Define;; Identity.

Identity;; Who and what a person is... as a person in itself.

200

The universe is one unified ______.

The universe is one unified force.

200

In ancient times, there was no distinction between the brain, _____, and ______.

In ancient times, there was no distinction between the brain, mind, and body.

200

What gift of sorts did God specifically give humans apart from other species?

Free Will

200

True or false;; Your behaviour is explained by decisions rather than social factors.

False. One's behaviour is actually explained by social factors rather than decisions.

200

One's identity is composed of the perception of _______ and ______.

One's identity is composed of the perception of oneself and other's perception of the individual.

300

What sort of explanations and methods do naturalists encourage scientists to use in order to make their studies efficient to naturalist beliefs?

Natural explanations and methods.

300

Which distinction of sorts did philosopher Rene Descartes argue?

The distinction between the mind and brain.
300

What is the Catholic Church's view of freedom and predestiny?

Our freedom and how we willingly use it through conscience, reflect our strive for salvation.

300

True or false;; For what others have done unto you, your actions can be explained.

True. The influence that is shared upon one another is a great determining factor to one's actions.

300

True or false;; The fragments of one's past are definitive of who one is as a person.

False. The fragments of one's past are apart of one's life, and cannot be disregarded, but do not compile a person's identity.

400

Define;; Genetic Determinism.

Genetic Determinism;; The human self is a genetically preprogrammed organism, rather than an "intending self."

400

True or false;; Scientists believe that the mind is one's brain at work.

True. Perception, learning, thinking are components to how one's brain would be composed - these are all forms of a brain's work.

400

Which French theologian stated that freedom has nothing to do with people's predestiny?

John Calvin

400
The Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud had crafted the theory of the ______, as well as the life and death ______.

The Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud had crafted the theory of the unconscious, as well as the life and death instinct.

400

Define;; Past perspective.

Past perspective;; One's outlook on an event that had occured in the past.

500

What is the Human Genome Project?

A scientific research initiative, mapping a sequence of the human genome; the complete set of one's DNA's genetic instructions.

500

Without the mind, would we be able to understand God's message to live in hope and loving service unto one another? Consider the Church's perspective.

No. We wouldn't be able to have such understandings, for the Church believes that the human mind merely posesses the capacity for freedom, choice, and action.
500

One's _______ is the aboriginal vicar of ______ in the soul.

One's conscience is the aboriginal vicar of Christ in the soul.

500

Which 20th century event had driven Freud to his theory of the life and death instinct?

World War I.