Discuss Daoist views of wu wei and qi.
What will be an ideal response?
The only method of following the Dao is by wu wei. This term is difficult to translate and has been rendered as "nonaction," "passive action," "uncontrived action," or "natural nonintervention." Nonaction wrongly implies that one does nothing at all, that one is completely passive.
The body, according to Daoists, has spiritual energy that is cosmic, but not a part of the gods. Daoists believe that every living person has a normal, healthy amount of qi and that personal health results from the balance, harmony, and smooth flow of qi. Teachings
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1. biology is destiny. 2. women are wombs. 3. women are beings-in-themselves. 4. one is not born a woman, one becomes a woman.
INSTRUCTIONS: The following problems relate to identifying and evaluating inductive and deductive arguments. Select the best answer for each. Henry and Carl, who are neighbors, are about the same age, and they both have heart conditions. Henry takes Digitoxin for his heart, and it relieves his symptoms. Therefore, it would be a good idea for Carl to take the same medicine for his heart
A) Deductive, valid. B) Deductive, invalid. C) Inductive, cogent. D) Inductive, weak. E) Inductive, strong.
Each of the following is a natural human inclination enumerated by Thomas Aquinas EXCEPT:
a. To know the truth about God b. To procreate c. To live in society d. None of the above is an exception
Which Zoroastrian scripture contains the purity rules?
a. Visparad c. Vendidad b. Yashts d. Yasna