Anyone good at philosophy and religious questions? If so, PM me. (if you want help me out) I'm working on study guide for test on Wednesday night and I'm kind of stuck on couple questions. My professor doesn't have office hours until tomorrow.

Get you an idea of questions I'm looking at, is What is virtue? What is virtue ethics? Explain Plato's allegory of the cave and the divided line. What is problem with this statement "There are no absolute truths?" What is problem with "truth is what works for me?" etc.

I have lecture notes from professor, but apparently, I missed the in-depth stuff. :

P.S. I'm not posting the religious questions on here. Only in PMs.

Anyone good at philosophy and religious questions? If so, PM me. (if you want help me out) I'm working on study guide for test on Wednesday night and I'm kind of stuck on couple questions. My professor doesn't have office hours until tomorrow.

Get you an idea of questions I'm looking at, is What is virtue? What is virtue ethics? Explain Plato's allegory of the cave and the divided line. What is problem with this statement "There are no absolute truths?" What is problem with "truth is what works for me?" etc.

I have lecture notes from professor, but apparently, I missed the in-depth stuff. :

P.S. I'm not posting the religious questions on here. Only in PMs.

this statement contradicts itself. If there are no absolute truths then saying that there are no absolute truths would be an absolute truth, which disproves the statement that there are no absolute truths.

hopefully that isn't even more confusing for you. I know what i mean but it is difficult to articulate.

Anyone good at philosophy and religious questions? If so, PM me. (if you want help me out) I'm working on study guide for test on Wednesday night and I'm kind of stuck on couple questions. My professor doesn't have office hours until tomorrow.

Get you an idea of questions I'm looking at, is What is virtue? What is virtue ethics? Explain Plato's allegory of the cave and the divided line. What is problem with this statement "There are no absolute truths?" What is problem with "truth is what works for me?" etc.

I have lecture notes from professor, but apparently, I missed the in-depth stuff. :

P.S. I'm not posting the religious questions on here. Only in PMs.

this statement contradicts itself. If there are no absolute truths then saying that there are no absolute truths would be an absolute truth, which disproves the statement that there are no absolute truths.

hopefully that isn't even more confusing for you. I know what i mean but it is difficult to articulate.

That actually more helpful. Thanks! Some dude in my class said "because the truth doesn't work for everybody." I'm like, isn't that what next question is asking?

I'm taking philosophy too and I have the same problem I seem to miss the really in depth stuff