Our judgments about things (e.g. death) upset us, not the things
themselves, according to Epictetus.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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Jain ascetics take vows to abstain from causing pain to sentient beings, a practice called
a. ahimsa b. yoga c. satya d. sadhu
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Tolstoy held that great art must:
A. be imaginative. B. be sincere. C. educate the audience. D. have a subject with wide appeal. E. Both B and D
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Which one does not share basically the same view of human nature as the others?
a. Sigmund Freud. b. Erich Fromm. c. Ethologists. d. Thomas Hobbes.
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Like Isaiah, Jeremiah, and the Book of the Twelve, the book of Ezekiel moves from a mostly negative tone in the first half of the book to a mostly positive tone in the second half
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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