SPIRITUAL Flashcards

(28 cards)

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LATIN WORD OF SPIRITUAL

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spiritus

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Could refer to a higher being.

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Sacred transcendence

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3
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Enables a person to experience a feeling of oneness with a
higher being and the universe and gives a deeper purpose or
meaning to one’s life.

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THE SPIRITUAL SELF

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3
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Regarded as an essential act to realize the ultimate
meaning of transcendence and human life.

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Worship

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4
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An organized system of ideas about the spiritual
sphere or the supernatural, along with associated
ceremonial practices by which people try to interpret and/or
influence aspects of the universe otherwise beyond their
control.

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Religion

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4
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__ AND ___ fulfill numerous social and
psychological needs, such as the need to explain human
sufferings and death.

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Spirituality and religion

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5
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T OR F
Spirituality and religion may be a source of love, hope, and
affection

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TRUE

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5
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In Man’s Search for Meaning, ___ begins by sharing
his personal experiences in a ___ concentration camp.

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Viktor Frankl ; Nazi

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He explains how a prisoner passes through three major
phases in the concentration camps, how each phase
transformed the prisoners from their previous lives to a new
one, and how they developed various pathologies.

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Viktor Frankl

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The blunting of emotions and the feeling that one
could not care anymore. It is a protective shell from the
brutalities in the camp.

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Apathy

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10
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depersonalization STATE

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a state in which everything seemed
unreal or unlikely as in a dream.

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10
Q

T OR F

inevitable human suffering can
contribute to human achievement and the search of
meaning in life.

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TRUE

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10
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Frankl’s personal experiences in the Nazi concentration
camps during World War II led him to develop the basic
tenets of ______

11
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The pursuit of human existence, as well as on
man’s search for such a meaning.

12
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striving to find a meaning in
one’s life is the primary motivational force in man.

12
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Love is the
only way to grasp another human being in the
innermost core of his or her personality. No one
can become fully aware of the essence of another
human being unless he or she loves him or her.

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Experiencing something or someone

12
Q

In
logotherapy, one can discover the meaning of life in three
different ways:

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doing a deed,

experiencing a value,

suffering.

13
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The way of finding meaning in life
is through achievements or accomplishments.

14
Q

Through suffering that man encounters
the central theme of existentialism: to live is to
suffer, to survive is to find meaning in the suffering.
If there is purpose in life at all, there must be a
purpose in suffering and in dying.

15
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TRUE OR FALSE

Frankl further suggests that one should not search for an abstract meaning of life. Everyone has his or her own specific vocation or mission in life; everyone must carry out aconcrete assignment that demands fulfillment.

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Spirituality is also associated with
animism.
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The belief that things and places are alive and grounded by a supernatural order.
Animism
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TRUE OR FALSE in the philippines, indigenous people practice animism
TRUE
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tend to be more mindful of how they act according to the different things they come in contact with
THE PRACTICE OF ANIMISM