PowerPoint one.
Socrates, Plato, Aroustato.
- Socrates- he is a philosopher. Was Plato’s teacher. Didn’t right anything down. Known for teaching and communication skills.
-Spent all life in Athens except for his military time. Served on the legislative council.
- Believed that best way for people to live in their lives is to focus on self-development.
-Formed the idea that intelligence embodied the knowledge of one.
- Aristotle
- Contributed majority in the study and teaching of physics and astronomy.
- -was a student of Plato
- Wrote 200 trestles only 31 survived.
- Father of the field of logic.
- Born in Stagira
- Son of physician to king of Macedon.
- For a while he was the tutor of Alexander the great.
- He created his own school.
- Plato
- Contributed mainly to the philosophy of metaphysics.
- Best writer in western tradition.
- Most influential writer in philosophy.
- Born into an Athenian family.
- Did they know each other?
- Did know each other.
- Plato was student of Socrates.
- Plato met Aristo.
- Ranks
- Aristotle is ranked first because he is a Greek philosopher.
- Socrates is 2nd because he is an enigmatic figure, known through classical writers.
- Plato is 3rd because he is the founder of academy of Athens.
Power Point 2.
- Athena
- Athena gods
- Zeus- God of sky and weather.
- Apollo- God of light, killing snakes.
- Artemis- Female god of hunting, wilderness, and wild animals, also god of childbirth.
- Aphrodite- Female god of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation.
- Poseidon- Olympian god of the sea, rivers, floods, droughts, earthquakes, and horses.
- Venus- god of love, beauty, sex, fertility, prosperity, and victory.
- Ares- God of war, battle, civil order, and courage.
- Dionysus- God of wine and drunkenness.
- Hephaestus- god of technology.
- Athena- god of wisdom and courage.
- Hermes- god of boundaries and transition.
- Hades- He was the king of the underworld and the god of death and the dead.
- Demeter- God of harvest, grain and fertility of the earth.
- Hestia- Virgin god of hearth and agriculture.
- Hera- Female god of women and marriage.
- Origin of religion
- Greek religion was a predominant form of early Paganism and as a result their religion reflected many central ideas and concepts of earlier forms of Paganism.
- Why they prayed?
- They prayed to the gods for religion purposes and worship the gods because they believed the controlled the world and controlled everything that happened.
- Monotheist and Polytheist
- Monotheist is believed in one god.
- Polytheistic believed in more than on god.
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