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    This document lists 10 influential philosophers and their key ideas: Rene Descartes' "I think, therefore I am"; Plato's acknowledgement of his own limitations; David Hume's view that facts are based on experience; Immanuel Kant's views on concepts and intuition; Thales of Melitus' statement about self-knowledge; Aristotle's view of God as the unmoved mover; St. Anselm's conception of God; St. Augustine of Hippo's restless heart; Aristotle's definition of man; and Socrates' emphasis on questioning oneself and others.

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    This document lists 10 influential philosophers and their key ideas: Rene Descartes' "I think, therefore I am"; Plato's acknowledgement of his own limitations; David Hume's view that facts are based on experience; Immanuel Kant's views on concepts and intuition; Thales of Melitus' statement about self-knowledge; Aristotle's view of God as the unmoved mover; St. Anselm's conception of God; St. Augustine of Hippo's restless heart; Aristotle's definition of man; and Socrates' emphasis on questioning oneself and others.

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    Module 1 Activity 2 The Who (IPHP)

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    IPHP

    Activity 2: The Who?

    1. Rene Descartes Cogito ergo sum! (I think, therefore, I am)

    2. Plato “ I am the wisest of all men, because I know that I do not know”

    3. David Hume “....... matters of facts are based on experience”

    4. Immanuel Kant “ Thoughts without content are empty, intuition without concepts are blind”

    5. Thales of Melitus “the most difficult thing in life is to know oneself”

    6. Aristotle “God is the unmoved mover”

    7. St. Anselm “God is that than which nothing greater can be conceived of”

    8. St. Augustine of Hippo “My heart is restless until it rests unto thee”

    9. Aristotle “Man is a rational animal”

    10. Socrates “The highest form of human excellence is to question oneself and others”.

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