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Thursday, September 19, 2013

Philosophers Guild (H)

In group today, we talked in more depth about our project. We discussed the main ideas we wanted to include, such as topics and certain clips from the Monty Python series. Many of us decided which passage we wanted to read and report on. Every now and again we would tie our discussions about the project to free will and predetermination.

13 comments:

  1. Look forward to hearing your group group project.

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  2. Evan Mason10:40 AM CDT

    Factual Question:
    Who authored the book Anarchy, State, and Utopia?
    Robert Nozick

    Philosophical Question:
    Does free will exist? and can free will exist?

    Comment Here:
    The Essays in our project book are not only hysterical but seem very informative. I re watched the Holy Grail this weekend and cannot wait to see how our presentation will go. I think we can only go up from here.

    Comment There:
    On the highlanders

    Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqBGzkz1oDU&feature=related

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  3. I wish I was in this class because I have no idea what Monty Python is, and I want to learn.

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  4. I have no clue what Monty Python is. So I look forward to hearing your project.

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  5. I have only seen parts of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, so I have a vague idea of what it is. I think everyone is excited to see this group's project!

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  6. I really am looking forward to seeing your presentation on Monty Python. I've loved that series for as long as I can remember, and it's always fun to see different takes on it!

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  7. Factual Question: Who challenged Anselm's argument by telling a story about the perfect island? (Guanilo of Marmoutiers)
    Discussion Question: Do you feel that Anselm's argument is sound? Does it seem like he his bridling the imagination?
    Last Time: It was great talking bout our project. I will try to start a thread for it later today. If someone else can beat me to it, go for it!
    I commented on the Nameless 8 again...
    Links? Yes... http://www.princeton.edu/~grosen/puc/phi203/ontological.html

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  8. Factual Question: In What book did Thomas Aquinas outline the 5 ways that were meant to demonstrate that God exists? Summa Theologica.
    Discussion Question: Will following chains of events(as Aquinas did) really give us the answer to life's creation and means of existing?
    Comment: I am very excited about our project! It is going to be awesome!
    Commented on Nameless honors group
    Links: An extra Article on Anselm and Aquinas http://faculty.samford.edu/~whbunch/Case%201.pdf

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  9. Olivia (The Highlanders)10:36 AM CDT

    I, as well, have never seen Monty Python so I am excited to learn about some new stuff and especially how you tied it to free will and predestination!

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  10. I can't wait to see your group project!

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  11. Monty Python is hilarious, can't wait for your presentation.

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  12. Factual Question:
    What did Aquinas call Aristotle?
    Answer:
    The philosopher.

    Discussion Question:
    Are humans animals?

    Comment:
    We should have that Life of Brian viewing party soon.

    Link:
    plato.stanford.edu/entries/aquinas/

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  13. Factual Question: Whose teachings did Aquinas primarily derive his ethics and his own philosophy? (Aristotle)

    Discussion Question: Can we ever prove that free will exists?

    Comment: I might need to watch some Monty Python, that seems to be where are discussions lead.

    Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_WRFJwGsbY

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