This document contains questions and answers on various philosophical topics. In response to the question about knowing and proving things, the answer notes that while it is possible to know things, proving them can be challenging as theories often rely on assumptions. Regarding free will, the answer argues that people have some free will but their actions are also influenced by consequences. An action can be right or wrong depending on the situation, such as killing may be justified in self-defense. The document recommends treating others with love and respect, and living according to moral principles and guidance from religion. One answer describes dealing with anger issues by channeling emotions into exercise.
This document contains questions and answers on various philosophical topics. In response to the question about knowing and proving things, the answer notes that while it is possible to know things, proving them can be challenging as theories often rely on assumptions. Regarding free will, the answer argues that people have some free will but their actions are also influenced by consequences. An action can be right or wrong depending on the situation, such as killing may be justified in self-defense. The document recommends treating others with love and respect, and living according to moral principles and guidance from religion. One answer describes dealing with anger issues by channeling emotions into exercise.
This document contains questions and answers on various philosophical topics. In response to the question about knowing and proving things, the answer notes that while it is possible to know things, proving them can be challenging as theories often rely on assumptions. Regarding free will, the answer argues that people have some free will but their actions are also influenced by consequences. An action can be right or wrong depending on the situation, such as killing may be justified in self-defense. The document recommends treating others with love and respect, and living according to moral principles and guidance from religion. One answer describes dealing with anger issues by channeling emotions into exercise.
Question 1: Is it possible to know anything and to prove it?
Answer 1: Yes, it is possible to know anything but when proving anything becomes challenging sometimes. For example, a number of scientists believed to know some theories but they go through a hard time proving it and they proved it based on multiples assumptions. Question 2: Do humans have free will? Answer 2: Free will is the ability to choose between different possible actions and scenarios. Free will is closely linked to the concepts of moral responsibility, praise, guilt, sin, and other judgements which apply only to actions that are freely chosen. According to me, a person is free enough to do anything but he/she will not do any task associated with negative consequences. One day I was going on a road and I saw a lady carrying heavy bags and I helped her to carry those bags because of positive consequences attached to it. On the other side if I am driving a car and a person appears in front of my car, my subconscious mind will command me to stop the car because if that person get injured or dead, I will be punished. Question 3: What makes an actions right or wrong? Answer 3: An action can be right or wrong depending on a situation. For example, killing a person is wrong but if I kill someone for my self-defense it would be right. Question 4: How should we treat other people? Answer 4: We should treat everyone with the right amount of love and respect because life is like a mirror how we treat others is the reflection of how we will be treated in future. Question 5: How should we live? Answer 5: We should consider our life as an examination hall where we have to live our life according to the standards provided by Almighty Allah. When this exam will be ended, we will be handed over our results on the Day of Judgement. So, we should live according to the standards set by Allah and the guidance of Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H). Besides the pleasures and rewards of the world hereafter, the other major role that religion performs is of teaching moral principles to a person. Moreover, these moral principles are not just to be read or understood, rather they need to be put to practice in this world. Question 6: Write down a situation in which your emotions and feeling become your attitude and action? Answer 6: I used to have anger issues and I used to overreact to small things then I joined the gym and converted my negative energy into positive energy by exercising hard. Through exercising I learned how to channelize my emotion and get rid of negative energy. Moreover, exercising had a great impact on my physical as well as my mental health.