Philosophical Concepts and Thinkers: Key Tenets

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Philosophical Currents and Core Beliefs

Currents that reject vitalism, rationalism, and positivism.
The eternal law of St. Thomas: God's design imprinted on nature and all beings as natural law, compelling them toward their purposes in the world.
Marxist ideology: Power exerted on the consciousness of the proletariat to accept its secondary position, allowing the bourgeoisie to exploit and maintain domain.
The Common Good: St. Thomas Aquinas considers the common good to be collective.
Decadence of Art: From Nietzsche, the author begins the decadence of art with Euripides.
Historical Reasoning Resources: Analysis of biography, theory of generations, and understanding different historical periods.
Current theology and philosophy are explained by idealism.

Which philosopher maintains there is a law of nature? Nietzsche.
What are the axiological order conditions for St. Augustine? Causes matching each other; the order of values.
What categories does Nietzsche deny in his anthology? Substance, causation, soul.
In what does St. Paul agree with Stoic philosophy? The recognition of natural law and the affirmation of the equality of all men before God's grace.
What is Ortega's model for the exercise of reason? An operation in which a segment of reality is analyzed.
Main Representatives of Utopian Socialism: Robert Owen, Charles Fourier, Henri Saint-Simon.
Which author believes logic is a human intention? Nietzsche.
Representatives of Vitalism: Nietzsche, Spengler, Toynbee, Schopenhauer, Henri Bergson.
What characterizes Marx's socialist stage? Characterized by great development of means of production and social wealth to be administered by a permanent democratic state.
Which author believes all human beings are equal before divine grace? St. Paul.
Which author believes the system of governance is extrinsic? St. Thomas Aquinas.

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