Who does your ethical philosphies most match with ? (Quiz)

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Cool quiz.

1. Aquinas (100%)
2. St. Augustine (76%)
3. Aristotle (73%)

Aristotle has been my hero up to now. Gotta read up on these other 2 dudes.

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I'm sure you'll like them.

[Peter666]

100% Aquinas - tell me something I didn't know - so I guess the quiz is accurate.

[PrayingMantis]

I've checked to see that it isn't some problem with the system and me (by checking other options as a test) but no, these are my true results:

1. Aquinas (0%) Click here for info
2. Aristotle (0%) Click here for info
3. Ayn Rand (0%) Click here for info
4. Cynics (0%) Click here for info
5. David Hume (0%) Click here for info
6. Epicureans (0%) Click here for info
7. Jean-Paul Sartre (0%) Click here for info
8. Jeremy Bentham (0%) Click here for info
9. John Stuart Mill (0%) Click here for info
10. Kant (0%) Click here for info
11. Nel Noddings (0%) Click here for info
12. Nietzsche (0%) Click here for info
13. Ockham (0%) Click here for info
14. Plato (0%) Click here for info
15. Prescriptivism (0%) Click here for info
16. Spinoza (0%) Click here for info
17. St. Augustine (0%) Click here for info
18. Stoics (0%) Click here for info
19. Thomas Hobbes (0%) Click here for info

[PrayingMantis]

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Can anyone explain this philosophy in a manner that a fifth grader can understand

[/ QUOTE ]God doesn't exist - all is permitted.

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"God doesn't exist" is there, "all is permitted" is there too in some sense, but saying that this is existentialism, is like saying 2=5 instead of 2+3=5.

[NotReady]

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but saying that this is existentialism, is like saying 2=5 instead of 2+3=5.


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He asked for the 5th grade version.

[Aytumious]

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but saying that this is existentialism, is like saying 2=5 instead of 2+3=5.


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He asked for the 5th grade version.

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That doesn't mean he asked for the "Fundamentalist Christian for Dummies" skewed version.

[Aytumious]

I can't say I'm surprised by the results.

1. Nietzsche (100%) Click here for info
2. David Hume (93%) Click here for info
3. Aristotle (88%) Click here for info
4. Thomas Hobbes (85%) Click here for info
5. Jean-Paul Sartre (74%) Click here for info
6. Stoics (73%) Click here for info
7. Ayn Rand (72%) Click here for info
8. Cynics (70%) Click here for info
9. Epicureans (70%) Click here for info
10. Aquinas (64%) Click here for info
11. Spinoza (63%) Click here for info
12. Nel Noddings (58%) Click here for info
13. John Stuart Mill (53%) Click here for info
14. Plato (50%) Click here for info
15. Kant (47%) Click here for info
16. Jeremy Bentham (43%) Click here for info
17. Ockham (40%) Click here for info
18. St. Augustine (33%) Click here for info
19. Prescriptivism (27%) Click here for info

[Aytumious]

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I've checked to see that it isn't some problem with the system and me (by checking other options as a test) but no, these are my true results:

1. Aquinas (0%) Click here for info
2. Aristotle (0%) Click here for info


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This is what I get when I don't check any boxes and just press "Show my results." Maybe you should try a different browser.

[PrayingMantis]

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but saying that this is existentialism, is like saying 2=5 instead of 2+3=5.

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He asked for the 5th grade version.

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Yes I know. Well maybe there's no sense in explaining existentialism to a 5th grader, so there's no such possible version. But I replied because I thought that your explanation was something like saying: "god exists. all is forbidden" to someone asking what is christianity, which is funny, but doesn't really answer even a 3 years old kid's question.

[NotReady]

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But I replied because I thought that your explanation was something like saying: "god exists. all is forbidden"


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Wrong.