'Greek philosophy' presentation slideshows

Roots of Democracy

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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. The Commonwealth of Byzantium. The Early Byzantine Empire. Capital: Byzantium On the Bosporus Commercial, strategic value of location Constantine names capital after himself (Constantinople), moves capital there 340 CE 1453 falls to Turks, renamed Istanbul.

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Milesian and Other Presocratic Philosophers

Milesian and Other Presocratic Philosophers. Some Presocratics and Theories of the Natural and Metaphysical Worlds. Cosmologies and Mythologies. Mesopotamian Myths of Creation: Marduk (sun) and Tiamat (creative disorder) Egypt: Nu (water), Aten-Ra (sun), Seth (moon), Nut (heavens)

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Greek Civilization The Purpose of Society

Greek Civilization The Purpose of Society. 2000 BCE ~ 30 BCE. The Perfection of Human Society.

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The Holy Spirit in the NT

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The Thinkers and Thespians

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The Elizabethan Great Chain of Being

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Chapter 4: Ancient Greece

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North America

North America. Africa. INTRODUCTION TO GREEK PHILOSOPHY. Why the Greeks???. What was unique about the Greek cultural, social, historical and political situation that created an atmosphere so conductive to philosophy?

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Ancient Greece Philosophers

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Greek Philosophy and History

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The Old Testament (Hebrew Scriptures)

Scripture in the Age of Hellenism Historical Background 336-323 BC Alexander the Great The Seleucids and the Ptolemys 175-164 BC Antiochus IV Epiphanes Judas Maccabeus The Hasmonean Dynasty. The Old Testament (Hebrew Scriptures).

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Chapter 5 Notes

Chapter 5 Notes. Ancient Greece. Chapter 5 Notes. Greek Achievements The ancient Greeks made great achievements in philosophy, literature, art, and architecture that influenced the development of later cultures and ideas. Chapter 5 Notes. Greek Philosophy Search for knowledge and wisdom

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Ancient Greece Philosophy

Ancient Greece Philosophy. Greek Philosophy. Around 6 th Century BC, there was a shift from accepting myths as truth to learning how to reason with everyday encounters Greek philosophy led to the study of history, political science, science and mathematics

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The Roman Achievement 5.3

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Chapter 1 Section 2

Chapter 1 Section 2. The Civilization of the Greeks. Focus Questions #2. Identify at least three of the major contributions made by the Greek culture. Why is the Polis significant to Greek society? What are some of the major differences between Sparta and Greece? Identify at least three.

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The Daily Life and Culture of Classical Greece

The Daily Life and Culture of Classical Greece. World History I. Greek Religion. Greeks viewed religion as being necessary to the well being of the state. The Greeks believed in a large number of gods with the twelve chief gods living on Mount Olympus .

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Greek Philosophy and History

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. The School of Athens. What is Philosophy?. Philosophy: means the love of knowledge Philo means Love s ophy means knowledge or study Athens is the birthplace of Western Philosophy; three major Philosophers would shape thinking in Athens Socrates Plato Aristotle.

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Debate Tomorrow

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