PHILOSOPHERS

Question 1

LIFE IS NOT A PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED, BUT A REALITY TO BE EXPERIENCED.

Answer 1

KIERKEGAARD

Question 3

GOOD ACTIONS GIVE STRENGTH TO OURSELVES AND INSPIRE GOOD ACTIONS IN OTHERS

Answer 3

PLATO

Question 4

LIVE YOUR LIFE AS THOUGH YOUR EVERY ACT WERE TO BECOME A UNIVERSAL LAW

Answer 4

KANT

Question 5

GENIUSES ARE LIKE THUNDERSTORMS, THEY GO AGAINST THE WIND, TERRIFY PEOPLE AND CLEANSE THE AIR.

Answer 5

KIERKEGAARD

Question 8

AN UNEXAMINED LIFE IS NOT WORTH LIVING

Answer 8

SOCRATES

Question 10

A WISE MAN PROPORTIONS HIS BELIEF TO EVIDENCE

Answer 10

HUME

Question 11

OUR HEART IS RESTLESS UNTIL IT RESTS IN YOU

Answer 11

ST AGUSTINE OF HIPPO

Question 13

SCIENCE IS ORGANIZED KNOWLEDGE. WISDOM IS ORGANIZED LIFE

Answer 13

KANT

Question 15

RHTYHM AND HARMONY FIND THEIR WAY INTO THE INWARD PLACES OF THE SOUL

Answer 15

PLATO

Question 16

IT IS BETTER TO CHANGE AN OPINION THAN TO PERSIST A WRONG ONE

Answer 16

SOCRATES

Question 17

THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO BE FOOLED, ONE IS TO BELIEVE WHAT ISNT TRUE AND THE OTHER IS TO REFUSE TO ACCEPT WHAT IS TRUE

Answer 17

KIERKEGAARD

Question 19

OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE WORLD IS BASED ON SENSE IMPRESSIONS

Answer 19

HUME

Question 20

THE SECRET OF CHANGE IS TO FOCUS ALL OF YOUR ENERGY NOT ON FIGHTING THE PASS, BUT ON BUILDING THE NEW

Answer 20

SOCRATES

Question 21

TO SING IS TO PRAY TWICE

Answer 21

ST AGUSTINE OF HIPPO

Question 22

HOPE IS A PASSION FOR THE POSSIBLE

Answer 22

KIERKEGAARD

Question 23

COURAGE IS KNOWING WHAT NOT TO FEAR

Answer 23

PLATO

Question 24

LIFE HAS ITS OWN HIDDEN FORCES WHICH YOU CAN ONLY DISCOVER BY LIVING

Answer 24

KIERKEGAARD

Question 25

BEAUTY IN THINGS EXISTS IN THE MIND WHICH CONTEMPLATES THEM

Answer 25

HUME

Question 27

THE GOOD MAN, THOUGH A SLAVE IS FREE. THE WICKED, THOUGH HE REIGNS IS A SLAVE

Answer 27

ST AGUSTINE OF HIPPO

Question 28

MORALITY IS NOT PROPERLY THE DOCTRINE OF HOW WE MAKE OURSELVES HAPPY, BUT HOW WE MAKE OURSELVES WORTHY OF HAPPINESS

Answer 28

KANT

Question 29

NEVER DISCOURAGE ANYONE WHO CONTINUALLY MAKES PROGRESS. NO MATTER HOW SLOW.

Answer 29

PLATO

Question 30

DO IT OR DONT DO IT. YOU WILL REGRET BOTH.

Answer 30

KIERKEGAARD

Question 31

A MAN WHO AS A PHYSICAL BEING IS ALWAYS TURNED TOWARD THE OUTSIDE, THINKING YHAT HIS HAPPINESS LIES OUTSIDE HIM FINALLY TURNS INWARD AND DISCOVERS THAT THE SOURCE IS WITHIN HIM.

Answer 31

KIERKEGAARD

Question 33

THERE IS NOTHING HIGHER THAN REASON

Answer 33

KANT

Question 34

I HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF MYSELF AS I AM, BUT MERELY AS I APPEAR TO MYSELF

Answer 34

KANT

Question 40

DO THE RIGHT THING BECAUSE IT IS RIGHT

Answer 40

KANT

Question 43

HE THINKS THAT DOING THINGS FOR ONESELF IS JUSTLY

Answer 43

PLATO

Question 44

I CANNOT TEACH ANYBODY ANYTHING, I CAN ONLY MAKE THEM THINK

Answer 44

SOCRATES

Question 49

THE GOOD ARE UNWILLING TO RULE, EITHER FOR THE MONEY'S SAKE OR HONOR. SO THEY MUST BE FORCED TO CONSENT UNDER THREAT OF PENALTY. THE HEAVIEST PENALTY FOR DECLINING TO RULE IS TO BE RULED BY SOMEONE INFERIOR TO YOURSELF. THAT IS THE FEAR, I BELIEVE, THAT MAKES DECENT PEOPLE ACCEPT POWER

Answer 49

PLATO

Question 51

KNOW THYSELF

Answer 51

SOCRATES