Today was my mom's co-op history class which I am part of, and week talked about Greek philosophers.
My brother, Payton, asked us philosophy questions. The one that troubled us the most was "Can good exist without evil?"
Everyone had different opinion, I still can't decide..... What do you say?
Other questions were--- What is the basic idea of perfect happiness to anyone and everyone around the world, and there were others, but I can't remember................
Vicki from http://butgivemejesus.blogspot.com/ has tagged me with a Christmas tag! :):):)
Here it goes---
The Christmas Quiz
- What is your one favorite dish to see on the table at Christmas dinner?
Do rolls count? Because I *love* them! :):):) - Do you have a Nativity scene or a creche? How many pieces does it have?
Well, we used tto but it's so old that completely fell apart! :() - What is your favorite Christmas movie?
oooh... that's hard... I have 4 or 5 but one of them is It's a Wonderful Life! - If you and your family could spend this Christmas in another country, where would you go?
It depends on whose choice it is, if it was mine I'd go to France... probably! :D - Does your grandmother usually knit you something for Christmas, or does she give you something different -- say, a Wii?
Um, usually money! - Have you ever gone out of the house wearing a reindeer headband? What about a Santa hat?
No, but Juliana just bought one! But she put it on the horse! :P - Do you usually make or buy your Christmas gifts?
Buy usually. - When do you set up your Christmas decorations? When do you take them down?
It's always diffrent - What kind of activities does your church usually have at Christmas?
At the moment were still looking for a church, but at churches we've had before we've gone caroling. - Did you ever believe in Santa Claus as a child?
No, thankfully... - Which of the Gospels gives your favorite account of the Christmas story?
I've sadly only read the version in John i think
I feel horrible that I don't remember! :'( - Have you ever acted in a Christmas pageant? What part did you play?
Yes, I played the main character, but I didn't have too many lines! :P It was more of a choir thing...I think my name was brittany...I was really little! - Do you buy Christmas presents for your pets?
No - What is your favorite Christmas tradition?
It tag----
Jennifer at http://walkingtothebarn.blogspot.com/
May Amelia at http://thebeautyofordinarydays.blogspot.com/
Elizabeth at http://quietstreams96.blogspot.com/
Sarah at http://eternityinyourheart.blogspot.com/
Lulu at http://movies4him.blogspot.com/
Have Fun!
And the last part in my post is about my friends new book she's getting published in JANUARY!
It's going to be a series called "The Secret Of Sentarra!" The first book is called, "The Calling!"
It's going to be really good so I suggest you buy it! :):):)
If you want to read more about this book go here- http://www.i-can-face-tomorrow.blogspot.com/
Oooo I really am not a big fan of philosophy especially since I just got done with school, but I will give the question a shot so here's my 2 cents because that's all it's work. *wink* Ok, I would have to say that yes good can exist without evil because God is good and He cannot be evil. 1 John 1:5 says that God is light and there is no darkness in Him at all. So, God exists, He is good, so therefore good can exist without evil. However, ON EARTH, there may be a different answer! Anyways, that's just what popped into my head. =] Good question!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for tagging me!!
Oops I meant to say "worth" not "work."
ReplyDeleteThanks for tagging me.. I'll be sure to do it!
ReplyDelete~Jenn
That is a very interesting question, one that Albert Einstein answered very well! Like the look of this book, that will be great to put the link up for it! Thanks for the tag, I'll d it soon! We have a luxury self contained B&B and I have an apartment to go and clean, then I may come back and do the tag then! xxx
ReplyDeleteI can not wait to read that book!
ReplyDeletequestions like that are so fun.
Yes...Good can exist without evil. Evil is the absence of Good.
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