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opebo
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« Reply #76 on: September 03, 2005, 03:56:30 AM » |
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1. Ayn Rand (100%) 2. Nietzsche (82%) 3. Jean-Paul Sartre (78%) 4. Stoics (77%) 5. Thomas Hobbes (77%) 6. Kant (75%) 7. David Hume (74%) 8. Cynics (73%) 9. Epicureans (69%) 10. John Stuart Mill (67%) 11. Prescriptivism (63%) 12. Jeremy Bentham (57%) 13. Aristotle (52%) 14. Ockham (39%) 15. Spinoza (39%) 16. Aquinas (34%) 17. Nel Noddings (26%) 18. St. Augustine (25%) 19. Plato (21%)
Retook it: 1. David Hume (100%) Click here for info 2. Thomas Hobbes (100%) Click here for info 3. Nietzsche (88%) Click here for info 4. Stoics (88%) Click here for info 5. Jean-Paul Sartre (85%) Click here for info 6. Aristotle (73%) Click here for info 7. Spinoza (65%) Click here for info 8. Ayn Rand (55%) Click here for info 9. Epicureans (55%) Click here for info 10. Nel Noddings (55%) Click here for info 11. Plato (55%) Click here for info 12. Aquinas (50%) Click here for info 13. Cynics (49%) Click here for info 14. Jeremy Bentham (49%) Click here for info 15. Prescriptivism (42%) Click here for info 16. Kant (41%) Click here for info 17. John Stuart Mill (38%) Click here for info 18. St. Augustine (26%) Click here for info 19. Ockham (22%) Click here for info
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Gabu
Atlas Star
Posts: 28,386
Political Matrix E: -4.32, S: -6.52
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« Reply #86 on: December 09, 2005, 06:07:57 AM » |
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« Edited: December 09, 2005, 06:10:01 AM by Senator Gabu »
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Took it again.
1. Aquinas (100%) 2. John Stuart Mill (85%) 3. St. Augustine (82%) 4. Jean-Paul Sartre (73%) 5. Spinoza (73%) 6. Epicureans (68%) 7. Ockham (67%) 8. Kant (65%) 9. Nietzsche (65%) 10. Aristotle (60%) 11. Ayn Rand (59%) 12. Cynics (59%) 13. Nel Noddings (59%) 14. Jeremy Bentham (57%) 15. David Hume (53%) 16. Stoics (51%) 17. Thomas Hobbes (46%) 18. Prescriptivism (40%) 19. Plato (39%)
Interesting to see how I've changed. I have a feeling that some of Aquinas'... lesser enlightened thoughts were not taken into account, such as his view that heretics "deserve not only to be separated from the Church by excommunication, but also to be severed from the world by death".
I like the descriptions of his thoughts given by the SelectSmart site quite a bit, though. Not all of it, though; for example, I don't like the statement, "Societies must enact laws to ensure the correct application of moral reasoning."
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Jake
dubya2004
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Posts: 18,621
Political Matrix E: -0.90, S: -0.35
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« Reply #88 on: December 09, 2005, 02:34:45 PM » |
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1. Aquinas (100%) 2. St. Augustine (85%) 3. Jeremy Bentham (79%) 4. Aristotle (66%) 5. Thomas Hobbes (57%) 6. John Stuart Mill (55%) 7. Ockham (55%) 8. Plato (53%) 9. Kant (50%) 10. Prescriptivism (49%) 11. Epicureans (47%) 12. Ayn Rand (41%) 13. Spinoza (40%) 14. Cynics (36%) 15. Jean-Paul Sartre (34%) 16. Nel Noddings (33%) 17. David Hume (19%) 18. Nietzsche (19%) 19. Stoics (15%)
1. Aristotle (100%) (+34%) 2. Jeremy Bentham (97%) (+18%) 3. Plato (92%) (+39%) 4. Aquinas (87%) (+13%) 5. John Stuart Mill (78%) (+23%) 6. Thomas Hobbes (78%) (+21%) 7. Jean-Paul Sartre (73%) (+39%) 8. Ayn Rand (69%) (+28%) 9. David Hume (62%) (+43%) 10. Epicureans (57%) (+10%) 11. St. Augustine (47%) (-38%) 12. Cynics (47%) (+9%) 13. Nietzsche (44%) (+25%) 14. Spinoza (38%) (-2%) 15. Kant (38%) (-12%) 16. Prescriptivism (36%) (-13%) 17. Nel Noddings (31%) (-2%) 18. Stoics (20%) (+5%) 19. Ockham (16%) (-39%) The first two are interesting and I daresay wrong. Plato, Hobbes, and Aquinas would be my top three IMO.
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Filuwaúrdjan
Realpolitik
Atlas Institution
Posts: 67,945
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« Reply #93 on: December 10, 2005, 09:48:43 AM » |
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1. Aquinas (100%) 2. Aristotle (88%) 3. Jeremy Bentham (67%) 4. St. Augustine (63%) 5. Spinoza (62%) 6. Epicureans (57%) 7. Plato (56%) 8. John Stuart Mill 9. Ayn Rand (46%) 10. Cynics (44%) 11. Nel Noddings (44%) 12. Jean-Paul Sartre (39%) 13. Nietzsche (38%) 14. Stoics (34%) 15. David Hume (33%) 16. Ockham (33%) 17. Kant (27%) 18. Thomas Hobbes (24%) 19. Prescriptivism (23%)
1. Aquinas (100%) 2. St. Augustine (81%) 3. Spinoza (72%) 4. Aristotle (70%) 5. Ockham (66%) 6. Jeremy Bentham (64%) 7. John Stuart Mill (53%) 8. Kant (52%) 9. Nel Noddings (51%) 10. Nietzsche (41%) 11. Stoics (39%) 12. Cynics (38%) 13. Epicureans (38%) 14. Plato (38%) 15. Prescriptivism (37%) 16. David Hume (36%) 17. Jean-Paul Sartre (36%) 18. Ayn Rand (27%) 19. Thomas Hobbes (4%)
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