Philosophy Word Search — Easy

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Philosophy word list, defined

DOGMA /ˈdɒɡ.mə/ (UK), /ˈdɑːɡ.mə/ (US) · noun
A principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true, especially in religion or philosophy. More broadly, a belief or doctrine held with unquestioning certainty, often to the point of resisting evidence or debate. Related: doctrine, tenet, creed, belief.
MONISM /mɒnɪzəm/ · noun
The view that there is only one fundamental substance or principle in the universe, or the idea that a single concept or principle can explain all phenomena. In philosophy, monism is often contrasted with dualism, which posits the existence of two fundamental substances or principles. Related: monistic, unitarian, pantheistic, holistic.
THOUGHT /θɔːt/ · noun, verb
A thought is a concept or idea that is created in the mind. To think is to consider or ponder something. Related: idea, concept, notion, impression.
AXIOLOGY /ˌæksiˈɒlədʒi/ · noun
The branch of philosophy concerned with the nature of values and with questions of what is valuable, good, or worthwhile; it encompasses ethics (moral value) and aesthetics (value in beauty and art). Related: theory of value, value theory, philosophy of value.
GOSPEL /ˈɡɒs.pəl/ · noun
The message, teaching, or doctrine of Jesus Christ or Christianity, or a statement of a fundamental principle or tenet. A message or teaching of great importance or value. Related: message, teaching, doctrine, principle.
SKEPTIC /sɪpˈtɪk/ · noun
A person who questions or doubts the truth of something, especially a theory or idea. A person who is inclined to doubt or question the validity of something. Related: doubter, questioner, incredulous, disbeliever.
ART /ɑːrt/ · noun
The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. It also refers to the various branches of creative activity collectively, as well as to subjects of study concerned with human culture. Related: craft, skill, creativity, artistry.
DUALISM /ˈdjuːəlɪzəm/ (UK), /ˈduːəlɪzəm/ (US) · noun
The doctrine or state of being divided into two mutually exclusive or contrasting categories, especially the philosophical view that reality consists of two distinct principles, such as mind and body, or good and evil. Related: duality, twofold division, binarism, polarity.

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