Ethical Philosophy Results

I was intrigued, so I took the Ethical Philosophy Selector test:

My Results:
1. Spinoza (100%)
2. Aquinas (89%)
3. Stoics (78%)
4. Jean-Paul Sartre (72%)
5. Kant (70%)
6. John Stuart Mill (55%)
7. Aristotle (55%)
8. Ockham (55%)
9. Nietzsche (51%)
10. Jeremy Bentham (49%)
11. St. Augustine (44%)
12. Epicureans (43%)
13. Plato (41%)
14. Ayn Rand (37%)
15. Prescriptivism (35%)
16. David Hume (28%)
17. Cynics (27%)
18. Thomas Hobbes (26%)
19. Nel Noddings (22%)
Click here for info on the various results

Here's what it says for Spinoza:

• Determinist
• Something must have a desirable affect on man in order to be good
• Must understand determinism of the world

I wasn't satisfied with the descriptions, so I investigated further and found this resource. It seemed interesting, but it's very heavy reading. I've never really studied philosophy, but I suppose Spinoza could be true for me.

Conclusions drawn from the atricle about Spinoza:

• Naturalist view of God
• The world is governed by natural laws
• Values the use of reason over passion
• Virtue can be achieved through the pursuit of knowledge, and the practice of justice and charity
• Strong Support for individual freedom and religious tolerance