Phil201

-Individuals should have the sense of fairness in, "what is distributed" or "what is right."

Throughout the history of Christianity, there have been many different ideas on how a Christian should interact with the world in which they lived. From the biblical writings of The Gospel according to Matthew, and The Acts of the Apostles, to the non-biblical writings of On Philosophy, and The Prescription Against Heretics, the ideas of Christianity were brought together. The two non-biblical documents highlight the arguments of whether or not Christians should study Greek philosophy. The books from The Bible showed that Christian beliefs focused on how one should primarily seek their ultimate reward or satisfaction in the Kingdom of God (spiritual), rather than in the here and now (temporal). Christianity, as it began, was a faith that emphasized the importance of acting charitable towards the less fortunate, while understanding that it was ones duty to worship God and spread that love for Him to those who didn’t believe.

We all have beliefs. People have their different beliefs and think differently than everyone else.

But in fact every individual has their own beliefs and no one can convince them different. Every individual can only see the world through their eyes only and nobody elses.

A controversial topic such as abortion causes many heated debates. There are many people who are for, against, or have a balanced opinion of the issue. How we prove our point of any subject is the main objective. However, in the article “Selection, Slanting, and Charged Language,” by authors Newman Birk and Genevieve Birk, it explains the use of particular language and how we incorporate such principles into sense. Birk and Birk claim that before someone expresses themselves, it’s important to take in account what information was absorbed (31). “The principle of selection holds not only for the specific facts that people observe, but also for the facts they remember…in both noticing and remembering,…it is influenced not only by our special

According to Kreitner & Kinicki (2013, p. 215), “Distributive justice reflects the perceived fairness of how resources and rewards are distributed or allocated.”

Interpretation is always the main purpose of shared inquiry discussion, because interpretations will change, stimulate engaged and lively conversation, and repeatedly

Fairness Principle. It is based on the belief that stakeholders who have a vested interest in the firm should be treated fairly. There are four types of fairness: reciprocal fairness, distributive fairness, fair competition and procedural fairness. Reciprocal fairness addresses the issues of treating another party fairly and having the other party treat the firm fairly. Distributive fairness is based on the assumption that the allocation of finite resources within the firm will be distributed fairly based on maximizing the benefits of those allocations. Fair competition focuses on the fair treatment given by the firm as it interacts with its existing and potential competitors, Procedural fairness deals with ensuring that parties that interact with the firm are treated fairly from a due process perspective.

​in the article Grove highlights such discussions to help readers understand what meaning lies for most people

Adam’s theory said that people value fair treatment and as they embrace this it keeps them motivated their output is far more productive. It explains that “Equity” in the workplace is based on the appropriate ratios of inputs and outputs.

After looking at the problem of Christian philosophy and why it should receive such a name. Now we will see what is the concept of Christian philosophy. The easiest way to understand the concept of Christian philosophy is to know the reason many cultured men who were not christian at all but converted to Christianity in different historic period. It would be interesting to know why many philosophers are drawn to Christian in order to get a meaningful solution to their philosophical problem rather than they could have found in philosophy as such. To understand better the concept of Christian philosophy it would be good to go back to the origins of the binning of Christian influence on

Thousands of religious practices and beliefs exist across the world. The faithful proclaim that the words of their founders and prophets are uniquely inspired. Undoubtedly, the overall, core teachings of religious doctrines and adopted

The fields of philosophy and theology are often grounds of debate. While some hold these two to be relevant and dependent on each other, others find them to be completely independent of each other. In John D. Caputo’s work, Philosophy and Theology, he expresses his view of these fields as companions. Caputo states, “Think of philosophers and theologians as fellow sailors on [the] ocean,” depicting his view of the interdependence of these two fields (Caputo 69). Through his illustration we can find the influence philosophy and theology can have on each other in facilitating our toleration of such a mysterious future and world.

What people believe soon becomes their reality. It is needles to mention all the different beliefs and religions who preach their own picture of how things really are. Protestants think that diseases are sent from God, and that any attempt to cure them will be punished. The Aborigines think that if you paint your own picture, your soul will get trapped in it. In the modern world diseases are being cured and pictures are being taken. Still, these people stick to their beliefs, considering them as reality.

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