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• PHI 208 Entire Course
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• Most people have views that are strongly
  influenced and informed by philosophy, often
  without realizing it. Identify a view you
  havewhether on politics, religion, science,
  culture, or even the media and entertainment

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• PHI 208 Week 1 DQ 2 Justifying Beliefs
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• Justifying Beliefs
• Many philosophers insist that our most strongly
  held beliefs should be examined and critically
  evaluated. Using the required text and outside
  sources

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• PHI 208 Week 2 Assignment Famine, Affluence, and
  Morality
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• Explain Singers goal in this article, and then
  present his argument in relation to this issue.
  Explain three counter-arguments to Singers
  position that he addresses in his article

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• PHI 208 Week 2 DQ 1 Ethics and Relativism
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• Our text discusses the challenge relativism
  presents to various ethical and religious
  viewpoints. Consider a specific moral question
  which might make it difficult to accept the
  relativist's response

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• PHI 208 Week 2 DQ 2 Animal Rights
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•  Animal Rights
• Do human beings have any obligations to animals
  in terms

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• PHI 208 Week 3 Assignment The Euthyphro by Plato
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• In the Euthyphro, Socrates and Euthyphro discuss
  the concept of piety/holiness. This essay will
  not only test your ability to recognize and
  engage philosophical concepts and analysis, but
  also brings you into the dialogue as a
  participant, asking you to create your own
  definition of holiness.

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• PHI 208 Week 3 DQ 1 The Limits of Skepticism
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• The Limits of Skepticism
• Can a person be skeptical about everything, or
  are there limits? Is it possible to doubt
  everything or almost everything?

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• PHI 208 Week 3 DQ 2 Truth and the Limits of
  Knowledge
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• Truth and the Limits of Knowledge

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• PHI 208 Week 4 DQ 1 Proof of God's Existence
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• Proof of Gods Existence
• After reading about the various proofs of the
  existence of God, identify which of these
  arguments seems to be the best, and explain why
  you think so.

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• PHI 208 Week 4 DQ 2 The Turing Test
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• The Turing Test
• Present three specific questions that you would
  ask in the Turing Test to determine if something
  is real or artificial intelligence

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• PHI 208 Week 5 Assignment Final paper The
  existence of God
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• Final Argumentative Paper

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• PHI 208 Week 5 DQ 1 The Meaning of Life
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• Chapter 5 is focused on the meaning of human
  life. Present your view on the ultimate meaning
  of life. Be sure to back up your view with
  logical reasoning and as much evidence as you
  can. What gives human life meaning? How do you
  know

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• PHI 208 Week 5 DQ 2 Philosophy and Society
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• After watching Relationship of Philosophy to
  Other Fields, reflect on the relationship of
  philosophy to your life in terms of your future
  education and career goals. What value does
  philosophy have? How can people benefit from
  thinking more philosophically? How does
  philosophy affect ethical issues? What
  significance does thinking and reasoning
  critically play in society, and in human
  flourishing?
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