1. What does it mean to be a philosopher and what is the benefit of thinking about philosophical questions? How has post modernism challenged the legitimacy of doing philosophy? Anticipate and explain how a Christian might object to doing philosophy?

2. In what ways does philosophy stand at the core of all other subjects you might study in college?

3. What are the three fundamental branches of philosophy? Name and identify some of overall questions that philosophy asks?

4. In what ways might asking questions lead to personal freedom? Are all questions permissible? Is there every time that you should not ask questions?

5. What do you think of the two Greek mottos, know yourself and examined life is not worth living? To what extent do you reflect importance or legitimize pursuits? How would you suggest Christian faith steers such pursuits?

6. What is the Socratic Method? Do you ever use it when trying to find the truth? Should you?

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