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    argument also known as intelligent design. Pailey made his case for the existence of god by stating “the argument by analogy.” He used this argument to talk about god better known as the watchmaker analogy. Pailey states that there was a particular teleology in mind when it comes to the creation of the watch. Would we assume that the watch would come into existence on its own hence its perfect design for functioning? Or would we assume that someone created it? We would assume that the watch has…

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    The existence of God has been a talked subject for more than 100 decades. Throughout this time we’ve managed to take a step forward into finalizing the question once and for all. We have the cosmological view and teleological view that help us understand if we do believe on God or if we don’t. There are two types of people in this world. One that doesn’t need proof to understand that there is a God. and the other that need logic to understand if there is a God. I don’t consider myself an atheist…

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    which the Design Argument is one of them. The design argument says that there is a supreme intelligent creator, that he created all organisms and this world. There are two version of the design argument - Aquinas’s Fifth Argument, also known as Teleology, and Paley’s Watch Argument. This paper includes the description of these two types of the design argument, and problems that they have, and the arguments against the design argument. The Fifth Argument, or Fifth Way, was proposed by St. Thomas…

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    freedom. There is a huge gap between them. So, Kant proceed to write the third criticism: <>, trying to establish a bridge for the first and second critics. Because it’s so complicated and long, I will not continue writing on it. Six, noble and teleology <> is a book discusses the beauty and lofty two aesthetic concepts. The beauty and the lofty distinction are that the former is the aesthetic behavior of the subject, the subject's intellectual and imaginative co-ordination, the…

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    larger wholes. So the theme or meaning or purpose of life is the ordering or integration or, a process that is driven by the physical law of Negative Entropy. ‘Holism’, which the dictionary defines as ‘the tendency in nature to form wholes’ and ‘teleology’, which is defined as ‘the belief that purpose and design are a part of nature’, are both terms that recognise this ‘tendency’ towards integration. Personal Reflections. Live, Love and Learn: My personal philosophy of life is one of ethics. I…

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    The rule of ethics remains to be one of the most controversial topics in philosophy. The main debate has been whether the rules of ethics are relative or universal. Philosophers have been compelled by the topic over time and argued many ideas. In relativist theories, there is no universal standard code of ethics; it varies from person to person, time to time, and culture to culture. However universalist theories believe that ethics, virtue, and vice are universal which are meant to apply to…

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    Shohat, Ella. "Notes on the "Post-Colonial"." Social Text, no. 31/32 (1992): 99-113. doi:10.2307/466220. This essay serves as a close-reading of the notions of temporality and teleology and the ways in which they are deployed as feedback loops between postcolonialism and neocolonialism in Ella Shohat’s article titled “Notes on the “Post-Colonial””. The Past in the “Post”and “Colonial” “The colonial in the “post-colonial” tends to be relegated to the past and…

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    Sigmund Freud established a collection of theories which have shaped the root of the psychodynamic tactic to psychology when writing between the 1890’s and 1930’s. Psychodynamic psychology research overlooks the trappings of science and rather concentrates on endeavoring to get inside the head of people with a specific end goal to comprehend their connections, encounters, and their perspective on the world. The psychodynamic approach also includes all sorts of theories that oversee human…

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    then fashions that unity. The individual is thus both the picture and the artist. Therefore if one can change one 's concept of self, they can change the picture being painted." (Mitchell, 2005). Some of his concepts included Holism, Field Theory, Teleology, The Creative Self, Life-Style, and Private Intelligence (Adler, 1927). Adler’s theory is a model of personality, psychopathology, and the foundation of a method for mind development to personal growth (Adler,…

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    seeking evidence through design in creation. The main idea of Paley’s argument asserts that the universe is too intricate and highly ordered to have been created by accident or incidental change, therefore, providing proof of God’s existence. The word teleology is derived from the Greek root word telos, which means “purpose” or “goal” furthermore, Paley believed that every design had a valuable purpose and every designed thing implies a designer. For example, Paley uses a watch to represent a…

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