On death noun/passing and Dying adj.
/ending Consumerism – is a well-being achieved
Algor Mortis – it is the primarily influenced by
the temperature of our immediate
environment
Algor Mortis - it is the cooling of the body
after death
Autolysis – it is the digestion of the cells by its
enzymes
Livor Mortis – it is the reddish-blue
discoloration that occurs on the underside of
the body
Livor Mortis – it is the result from the settling
down/relaxation of the body
Putrefaction – it is caused by the actions of
enzymes and bacteria
Putrefaction – it is the decaying with foul smell
of the body
Rigor Mortis – stiffening/unyielding of the
skeletal muscles
Rigor Mortis - this rigidly begins from five to
ten hours after death and disappear after
three or four days
Philosophical Terminologies
Attitudinal – this is beliefs and values held by
humans about nature
Bein-Alongside – this is treating a person as a
utility
Being-for-itself – this is seeing a person as a
person or as a subject
Being-in-itself – this is seeing a person as a
non-person or as an object
Being-with – this is treating a person with
consideration
Black – and I beheld, and to a horse; and he
that sat on him had a pair of balances in his
hand
through abundance and consumption
Death – this and dying, the irreversible
cessation of life and the imminent approach
of death
Doctrine – this is a rule or principle that forms
the basis of a belief, theory, or policy.
Environment
Homo-economicus – this is where economic
well-being is primary
I-it – this is in which each person knows and
uses others but does not really see or value
them for themselves
Industrialism – this is mass-production and
rationally designed institutions and programs
as the best way to perfect human society
I-Thou – this is in which each person confirms
the other as of unique value and indirect,
utilitarian relations
Legal - this includes existing laws of the land
that has something to do with the
Michael Tooley’s Principles – “If the higher
brain is no longer functioning and as a result
one no longer has mental capacities then the
human individual is no longer a person.”
Pale – and I looked and behold a horse: and
His name that sat on him was Death, and Hell
followed with him
Physical – refers to causes that can in
principle be studies by the sciences that can
either be natural or human induces
Progressivism – this is abundance and trust in
technology
Red – another horse that was: and power was
given to him that sat thereon to take peace
from the earth and that they should kill one
another, and there was given unto him a
great sword
Righteousness – this is knowing what is
knowing and wanting the appropriate in life
Socioeconomic – is brought about by social
arrangements and the economic status of
human person
Somatic – is the death of the organism as a
whole
Substantial ways – this should want to know,
what to do, and want to be what is right with
God
Transcendental Phenomenology – this is
Edmund Husserl’s method that suspend our
judgement and assumptions about the person
and see him at his essence
White – and behold a horse: and he that sat
on him had a bow; and a crown was given
unto him: and he wen forth conquering, and
to conquer.
Vocabularies:
A. Type the synonym of the ff. words
based on the number of the
appropriated given lines.
B. Construct a sentence after the
synonym of the given word as written.
Appointment by God = Divine Right
Citizens have given the institutions of the
state = Social Contract
Equality = Fairness
Fraternity = Brotherliness
Insignia = Official Symbol
Liberty = Freedom
Monarchy = Kingship
Peace = Harmony
Pervert = Corrupt
Premise = Argument
Presidential = Democratic
Society = Community
State = Government
Tyranny = Dictatorship
Vast = Massive
Wise = Judicious
Additional from slide:
➢ If Good is the God of goodness and
justice, why does He commence with
execution?
➢ When is and action godly good and
bad? Noteworthy:
1. Prevailing to the instruction from
our source which is none other
than God
2. Proverbs 12:2 A good man
obtaineth favour of the LORD: but
a man of wicked devices will he
condemn
3. Through human incursion/
invasion who assume a thing is a
good dependent on the purpose
or sense of objectivity
4. Proverbs 2:20 that thou mayest
walk in the way of good men and
keep the paths of the righteous
➢ when is the human person not treated
as a person?
➢ Solely dependent to the one who
treats us
1. When we are counter-repulsive to
a consented action
a. God, no matter how malign we
are, He treats us still as humans
though we acted in a metaphor
/image of animals.
➢ What concern compasses the
championing of death upon arrival of
Christ as our Messiah?
a. Ephesians 2:10 For we are his
workmanship, created in Christ
Jesus unto good works, which
God hath before ordained that we
should walk in them
b. Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the
thoughts that I thin k toward you,
saith the Lord, thoughts of peace,
and not od evil, to give you an
expected end
c. Ecclesiastes 6:10 Whatever has
come to be has already been
named, and it is known what man
is, and that he is not able to
dispute with one stronger than he

➢ Rightly stated, the art of personal

governing resides in the sovereignty
of our God. What makes it thoroughly
multiple and divided?
1. We seek further on what we covet
than what God desired us to
accomplish
2. Ch: 7:14 If my people, which are
called by my name, shall humble
themselves and pray. And seek
my face, and turn from their
wicked ways, then will I hear from
heaven, and will forgive their sin,
and will heal their land
3. Ch: 7:15 Now mine eyes shall be
open, and mine ears attent unto
the prayer that is made in this
place