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Philosophy (φιλοσοφία, philosophia). Literally means “the love of wisdom.”
Philosophy takes on a very broad range of meanings and connotations throughout history and in various traditions. In modern parlance, the noun may refer to one’s worldview, while verbal forms (e.g., “philosophize”) refer to discourse about life’s biggest questions. Philosophy is not a main theme of the Bible, but it is relevant as God’s people try to be faithful to Him in their particular context.
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