PHILOSOPHY – Human Person

Name: Aquino, Alaric Andrei M.

1. What does being a human person mean?

One of the main features that is often associated with being a human person is having consciousness,
self-awareness, and rationality. This means that humans are capable of thinking, making decisions, and
acting intentionally. This distinguishes humans from other animals and objects that do not have the same
cognitive abilities. Another important feature of human personhood is moral agency, which means that
humans are capable of making moral judgments and acting according to ethical principles. This also
includes the ability to recognize and respect the moral agency of other humans.

2. What are the essential components that make up a human person?

The physical body is an essential component of being a human person. It includes biological features
such as DNA, organs, and physiological systems that allow humans to function. The physical body is also
an essential component of being a human person. It includes biological features such as DNA, organs, and
physiological systems that allow humans to function. Humans are capable of reason and logical thinking.
They can analyze information, make decisions, and solve problems. They can make moral judgments and
act according to ethical principles. They can recognize the moral agency of others and respect their rights
and dignity.

3. Identify factors that you think will limit a person’s goal in life?

A person's goals can be limited by the resources they have available to them, such as financial
resources, access to education, or social connections. It can also be limited by their mental or physical
health, as they may not be able to pursue certain goals due to physical limitations, chronic illness, or
mental health conditions. A person's goals may also be limited by their lack of motivation or direction in
life. They may not have a clear vision of what they want to achieve, or may not feel motivated enough to
pursue their goals.