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the human person
a human person is not just a mere animal

human person is multidimensional
tao tao ay maraming interes

dignity of the human person
dignity

the human person in the environment
ang tao

the human person (embodied spirit)
ang katauhan ng tao (nakapaloob na espiritu)

the human person as an embodied spirit
this means that a human person has dignity

what does it say about the human person?
what does it say about the human person?

introduction to the pilosophy of the human person
pilosopiya ng tao kahulugan

how is the human person revealed in modern technology?
ano sa tingin mo ang bumubuo sa pag-unlad ng tao

what do you think are the concrete noun and abstract nouns that make up the human person
what do you think are the concrete noun and abstract nouns that make up the human person

emphasize that justice in the human person can only be attained if the three parts of the soul are working harmoniously
paano ka nagtatrabaho sa iba

it is important to note that society is founded on the concept of the common good. philosophers who discussed the origins pf society traced the emergence of society to the human desire to achieve the goal of survival. apart from this human beings are compelled to come together, establish relationship with each other and work together as a united group because of the natural desire for goodness. our nature as human person drives us to do what is good and we recognize that other person also desire
it is important to note that society is founded on the concept of the common good. philosophers who discussed the origins pf society traced the emergence of society to the human desire to achieve the goal of survival. apart from this human beings are compelled to come together, establish relationship with each other and work together as a united group because of the natural desire for goodness. our nature as human person drives us to do what is good and we recognize that other person also desire goodness as well. when more than one person desires and works to achieve the same good, then it can be said that a common good exist among them. the common good refers to the social condition which enable person and groups tl fulfill their goals and achieve well being. on a larger scale, example of the common good may include peace within the community,clean and safe public spaces an efficient transport system and efficient public service. the common good applies to all members of society. this means that not only do all members benefits from it all have the responsibility to work for it. by working to attain the common good a person is now able to create opportunity for himself or herself as well as others. the collective effort of individual person towards the common good ensures that each member of the community will be able to live in a world where they can pursue their own perfection and fulfillment. what are the different forms of societies? the development of societies throughout history shows the development of human kind in response to changing surroundings and historical developments. the various forms of societies that emerged include the following: hunting and gathering society. this is recognized as the earliest and simplest form of society. it is generally characterized by its small size and is composed mainly of families. they are nomadic because they spend most of their searching for food and thus, have no permanent territory. this hierarchy in this type of society is not very varied. its members are generally treated equally and decisions are usually arrived at through a consensus m because of this, the notes of its members and division of labor is not very clearly defined. discuss 1. what are the factors or influences that drove human being to establish societies? 2. reflect on the groups that you interact with regularly, how do these groups uphold the common good?

title: exploring the buddhist philosophy of the human person introduction: the buddhist philosophy offers a unique perspective on the nature of the human person, drawing from ancient hindu beliefs while introducing its own interpretations and concepts. this report delves into the key tenets of buddhist thought regarding the human person, including the concept of atman, reincarnation, suffering, purification, and the pursuit of nirvana. the concept of atman: influenced by hindu beliefs, buddhists initially accepted the notion that the human person was originally united with the universal brahman. however, upon birth, the human person acquired an individual self known as atman, encompassing the entire personal life. this separation from the universal brahman marked the beginning of the human journey. reincarnation and suffering: buddhists believe in reincarnation, viewing it as a cycle of birth and rebirth driven by the accumulation of moral debts or impurities during earthly life. while reincarnation is not seen as an opportunity, it serves as a purificatory process aimed at freeing the soul from imperfections. suffering, inherent in mortal existence, stems from the imprisonment of the atman within the body, a consequence of past misdeeds. purification and nirvana: the cycle of birth and rebirth offers the opportunity for purification, enabling the soul to transcend earthly desires and attain nirvana. nirvana represents a state of sinlessness, calmness, and liberation from suffering. it signifies the reunion of the atman with the brahman, leading to a state of nothingness where earthly desires cease to exist. the path to happiness: the pursuit of happiness in buddhist philosophy entails overcoming selfishness and desires through self-sacrifice and self-denial. by relinquishing attachment to worldly pleasures, individuals can progress towards virtue and ultimately achieve liberation from suffering. conclusion: the buddhist philosophy of the human person provides a profound understanding of existence, suffering, and liberation. rooted in the concepts of atman, reincarnation, purification, and nirvana, it offers a path towards transcending worldly desires and attaining ultimate happiness and liberation. embracing selflessness and virtue, individuals can navigate the cycle of birth and rebirth towards spiritual enlightenment and the cessation of sorrows.
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