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- Dukkha: truth of suffering
- Samudaya: cause of suffering
- Nirhodha: end of suffering
- Magga: path that frees us from suffering
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- Right View
- Right Intention
- Right Speech
- Right Action
- Right Livelihood
- Right Effort
- Right Mindfulness
- Right Concentration
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Wisdom
- Understanding things as they really are
- all beings are subject to sufering and ends w complete understanding of nature of all things
- yields right thoughts and right actions
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Wisdom
- mental energy that controls our actions
- commitment to ethical and mental self improvement
- not to think or act cruelly, etc, develop compassion
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Ethical conduct
- guideline to moral discipline
- abstain from false speech
- abstain from slander
- abstain from harsh words that offend/hurt others
- abstain from idle chatter that lacks depth/purpose
- speak when necessary, meaningful, etc
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Ethical
- abstain from taking life, doing harm intentionally/delinquently
- abstain from robbery
- abstain from sexual misconduct
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Ethical
- earn living in riteous way
- dont deal living things/animals, guns, anything that will hurt others, cause violence
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Mental Development
- prevent arising of wholeseome states
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Mental Development
- see things as they are with clear consciousness
- contemplation of the body
- contemplation of feeling
- contemplation of state of mind
- contemplation of the phenomena
- anchored in clear perception
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Mental Development
- wholesome concentration
- meditation
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- not living for yourself
- rising above ignorance
- achieving nirvana
- "saint"
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- Ghandi's view of religion
- All religions have basic goal to cultivate love, compassion, harmony between religions, overcoming suffering
- Like medicine, different religions work for different people.
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African Religion
- people cause evil, not god
- stealing sheep: not influencing just one person, youre putting the community at risk of punishment
- intention behind action turns evil
- god at top of heirarchy
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Chain of Being
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Hierarchy
highest disrespect is doing something wrong to someone lower than you.--you become lower than them. |
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Dont use people as means, use as end
Intention matters more than outcome |
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Muhammad's revelations thru Allah via Angel Gabriel
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Chapters of the Koran
Organized by length, not chronological order |
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- Testimony of Faith:declare Allah as God, Muhammad as messenger
- Prayer five times daily
- Zakat: giving support to needy
- Celebrate Ramadan: fasting
- Pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in lifetime if able
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Muhammad's Wives
Practical Morality of Islam |
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Muhammad's wives had higher standards of practice: they were close to a prophet: closer to god. |
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- Stories about prophet, narrations of his life
- Used as statements that are second to Koran
- Life of Muhammad
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Challenge verses of Koran |
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one or more of 99 phrases praising god written before each surah |
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Why is the Koran the most important of God's relevations? (According to Muhammad) |
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Muhammad sees himself as most recent prophet--most recent revelations |
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- Believe in faithful day: judgement day
- Believe in eternal life
- Believe in Allah's ability to see innermost thoughts
- Believe in ressurrection of dead, and punishment.
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Challenge Verses in Koran |
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- god sees heart and true intetions
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Roles of sorcery and witchcraft in explaining natural evils |
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Both aren't good nor evil, but are experienced as evil when used maliciously
Natural evil: acts of which craft responsible for accidents, disasters, etc. |
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Morality of Conduct vs. Morality of Being |
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Morality of Conduct: follows hierarchy law, have to be moral because it influences the whole |
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Siddartha Gautama's problems with Hinduism and his decision |
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Descented against elaborate class structure/hindu practice to intensify his own search for nirvana.
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Illusions of consciousness |
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Friedrich Nietsche 1844-1900 |
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killed moral code of religion--too loose to hold up with modern day ethics |
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Consequence of action is more important in old W. Philosophy |
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Intention behind action is more important than consequence |
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- makes own moral code
- take command while slaves follow the herd
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- basing moreals off of universal concepts: christianity/democracy
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Why Nietzsche is unconvinced by popular views of "progress" |
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- we're still following eachother
- controlled and influenced by slaves
- no strict moral code
- have to go past good/evil concepts--herd mentality is dangerous
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How can understanding across religions be promoted and achieved? |
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- communication with one another
- open minded leaders
- have to be deep into practice
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Should people deepend or abandon their religions according to the Dalai Lama? |
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- should deepen before getting a new one
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World Parliment of Religions |
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What does Kant mean by "good will?" |
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- universal good
- do it because you want to help the world
- not fueled by passion or self interest
- categorical imperitive
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