Philosophy Quiz

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How do you view the nature of reality? Reality is fundamentally physical and can be understood through science and observation. Reality is defined by a higher, ideal world beyond our senses. Reality is shaped by our perceptions and mental constructs. Reality is an illusion; only the mind is truly real.

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How do you believe we acquire knowledge? Through empirical observation and experience of the natural world. Through recollection of eternal truths from a higher reality. Through a combination of sensory experience and rational thought. Through rational thought and logical deduction from first principles.

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What is the basis of moral actions? Actions are moral if they are in accordance with virtue and reason. Actions are moral if they align with the highest ideals of goodness. Actions are moral if they adhere to a set of universal duties and principles. Actions are moral if they can be logically deduced as correct from clear and distinct ideas.

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What is your view on human nature? Humans are rational beings capable of great knowledge and moral virtue. Humans have an immortal soul that strives to recall eternal truths. Humans are equipped with innate concepts that shape their understanding of the world. Humans are primarily thinking beings.

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What is the ideal form of government? A government that promotes the virtuous life and is based on rational laws. A government led by wise rulers who grasp the essence of important ideas. A government that respects the autonomy of individuals and is guided by rational principles. A government that is justified by clear and distinct reasoning and protects individual rights.

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