Branches of Philosophy
Believing in One-God vs. Multiple Gods
Monotheism vs. Polytheism
Is credited for the "Pythagorean Theorem.
Pythagoras
Birth Place of Ancient Philosophy
Ancient Greece
"I think, therefore I am"
Rene Descartes
Basic question of existence
Why is there something rather than nothing?
This branch deals with "essence" and "Being"
Hint: Not Physical
Metaphysics
Believed the basic element of the universe was Water.
Thales
Birth place of Eastern Philosophy
Ancient China
"God is dead and we have killed him."
Nietzsche
Answered why bad things happened to good people.
The problem of Evil
This branch of philosophy analyzes arguments. Is it Valid and sound?
Logic
"You cannot step into the same river twice"
Hint: Flux, Logos
Heraclitus
The Roman Empire
Modern day Eastern Europe
This man wrote the Narnia books along with other books explaining Christianity and God's existence.
C.S. Lewis
This is epistemological.
How do we know what we know?
This branch of Philosophy attempts to answer questions regarding the essence of Knowledge.
Epistemology
Believed that God is One, supreme being over all.
Xenophanes
Aquinas studied philosophy and theology here.
University of Paris (In France)
This ancient philosopher helped others to reason through ideas in Christianity.
Aristotle
This question deals with human behavior and actions that could be pre-determined.
Do humans have free-will?
This is the branch of philosophy that attempts to answer "Why God must exist."
Natural Theology
This guy was the first credited with the idea that the "Arche" was immaterial.
Anaximander
The Milesian School
Modern-Day Turkey
This is Blake's Favorite Philosopher
St. Thomas Aquinas
This question introduces "dualism"
Do I have a soul?