the study of last things (future)

qualities or attributes of a thing which are necessary in nature

the study of right and wrong of what one ought to do

the patterns or blueprint after which something is made

a philosophical movement which stresses that existence is prior to essence, the concrete and individual is over the abstract and universal

the Christian belief that God created the world out of nothing

the view that there are no rational ways of justifying one's belief, faith alone is necessary

the end or goal for which an agent acts

having specific boundaries or limits

the world view that affirms there is a god but that he is limited in power and or love

the structure or form of which something consists

In epistemology, the belief that knowledge is based on first principles or immediately justified beliefs

early religious cult which held God is good, matter is evil and man is saved by knowledge of special hidden truths

the ethical view which claims that pleasure is the greatest good

the belief that man is the highest value in nature

the philosophy which holds that reality consists of minds and ideas rather than matter

identity principle of

the law of logic which says a thing is identical to itself

the belief that mind and matter are manifestations of one reality

indwelling. God's immanence is his presence within the universe

the doctrine that man will live forever

the belief that at least some events especially human behaviour are uncaused

arguing from the particular to the general

the belief that causes are infinitely dependent on dependent causes

the means of tools through which an agent acts

the study of valid thinking and argument

the philosophy which holds that metaphysical and theological propositions are meaningless unless they are empirically verifiable

the stuff or matter out of which something is made

the belief that all of reality is material, that no spiritual entities such as the soul or God exist

the metaphysical view that all reality is one

the belief that there are states of mind or reality beyond sensation and reason

In ethics, the view that there are innate or natural moral laws known by all men

the belief that the universe is all there is, everything operates by natural law

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