PlanB-Network · Rogzy-DB · Mar 22, 2026 · Mar 22, 2026 · Mar 25, 2026
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@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 question: What does the Theological-Political Treatise deal with?
 answer: Freedom of thought and belief.
 wrong_answers:
-  - To demonstrate.
-  - Cooking.
-  - Doing business.
+  - The mathematical proof of God's existence.
+  - A defense of theocratic government.
+  - The classification of human passions.
 explanation: |
   The Theological-Political Treatise, published anonymously in 1670, defends freedom of thought and belief. In it, Spinoza argues that freedom to philosophize is essential to the well-being of the state and compatible with religious piety.
 reviewed: false
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@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
-question: Did René Descartes believe in Free Will?
-answer: Never.
+question: What was Descartes' position on free will?
+answer: He believed humans have absolute power over their actions.
 wrong_answers:
-  - For adults only.
-  - Only if we'd studied philosophy.
-  - Under certain conditions.
+  - He denied free will entirely, like Spinoza.
+  - He considered free will an illusion caused by ignorance.
+  - He believed only philosophers could exercise free will.
 explanation: |
-  René Descartes never believed in free will. He maintained that all our actions are determined by prior causes, although he tried to preserve some form of freedom of the will.
+  Descartes claimed that humans possess an absolute, indeterminate power of decision, and that "there is no soul which, when well guided, cannot acquire absolute power over its actions and passions." Spinoza firmly criticized this position, arguing instead that humans are conscious of their actions but ignorant of the causes that determine them.
 reviewed: false
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-question: What is scholastic philosophy?
-answer: A Christian philosophy of the Middle Ages.
+question: What did scholastic cosmology seek to do?
+answer: Harmonize reason and faith to explain a hierarchical universe.
 wrong_answers:
-  - A political movement.
-  - An anarchist philosophy.
-  - A rational philosophy.
+  - Replace religious belief with scientific observation.
+  - Prove the heliocentric model of Copernicus.
+  - Demonstrate that humans are finite modes of nature.
 explanation: |
-  Scholastic philosophy was a Christian philosophy of the Middle Ages that dominated European universities. It sought to harmonize the Christian faith with Aristotelian philosophy.
+  Scholastic cosmology, which developed from the 12th century onwards, evolved beyond Greek philosophy to better harmonize reason and faith within a hierarchical universe compatible with Christian philosophy. It was later overturned by the Copernican revolution.
 reviewed: false