Urantia Book/Philosophy of the Urantia Book

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From an introductory philosophy course, Plato asks if our senses and thoughts reveal reality or just a shadow of reality. The Urantia Book repeatedly refers to our material senses and teaches us how to hone our spiritual senses. Various passages assert that finite, material reality is like a shadow of infinite, spiritual reality.

to-do: illustrate the following philosophy topics with answers from the UB:

[edit] Philosophy of Religion

• Faith and Reason
• Arguments for God
• The Problem of Evil

[edit] Epistemology

• Epistemology
• Truth, Objectivity, and Relativism
• The Challenge of Skepticism

[edit] The Philosophy of Mind

• The Mind-Body Problem
• Theories of Mind
• Personal Identity

[edit] Free-will and Determinism

• Determinism and the Problem of Free-Will
• Libertarianism
• Compatibilism

[edit] Ethics

• Ethics
• Formalism and Deontological Ethics
• Consequentialism

[edit] Metaphysics

• Metaphysics
• Christian Mysticism

[edit] Logic

• Logic