1. It is possible to know some things to be true. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 2. Everything is just a matter of opinion. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 3. You can only know to be true what your senses (sight, hearing, etc.) tell you. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 4. You can use your reason to infer the existence and qualities of some things that you cannot sense directly. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 5. The meaning of life is to find your own pathway to God. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 6. You cannot prove that God exists, but you cannot prove that God does NOT exist either. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 7. The bourgeois is delusional. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 8. People engage in activities as a distraction from the meaninglessness of life. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 9. You can find meaning in something if you apply yourself. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 10. Morality is subjective. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 11. Rationality confines freedom of thought. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 12. Meaning can be created by human actions and interpretations. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 13. We do not directly experience the world; we interpret it through our concepts. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 14. The most important moral values are being free ourselves and respecting the freedom of others. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 15. People talk about "morality," but in reality people have ulterior motives like the desire for power. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 16. People who insist on "logical" arguments are just control-freaks who are trying to impose their ideas on others. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 17. Creating something original is more important to me than doing what is supposedly "moral." Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 18. There are some moral rules (like don't murder, don't steal) that are true universally, even though they need to be interpreted in particular social contexts. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 19. There is a higher and better world beyond the everyday world in which we live. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 20. Some activities are just unnatural for human beings, and no one should do them. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 21. Humans sometimes do evil things just for the sake of doing evil. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 22. Humans never knowingly do what is evil; evil is caused by ignorance. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 23. The average person knows as much as the so-called "experts," especially when it comes to politics and public policy. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low 24. Mediocre people often oppose me or fail to appreciate my talents and achievements. Agree Disagree No preference Prioritize your choice above: High Medium Low Now that you have answered all the questions, continue to the Show Me My Results! button below. Just for fun, predict what your #1 result will be.Your prediction will not influence your results. Predict Your Result Nietzche Sartre Kierkegaard Camus
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