Cogito_Ergo_Sum

Cogito Ergo Sum “Cogito Ergo Sum” “Then the Lord God formed man of the dust from the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living being” (Genesis 2:7). The Bible states the above as the moment man became a being, and from this being civilization was created. To a believer, this would answer the question of what a human is. However, as science has progressed and more abstract ideology has fallen upon the human race, this question has come to have many answers. I feel that the definition of the term human can be correct in many different ways. As a scientific definition one could say a human is a bipedal homo sapien sapien with a spine that attached to the bottom of the skull. As a Theologist a human is all the trials and tribulations that we read about in the Bible. To me both of these definitions are true, but the challenge is finding one definition that spans across all ideology. After much thought and distress I have concluded that to be human, to be a person, is merely to exist. I agree with the statement “cogito human, humans, person, definition, gregersen, one, being, unique, say, different, am, true, statement, seven, reasons, reason, cannot, animals, alone, wrong, writes, upon, states, species, separate, second, right, possess, morals, man, however, hold, gregersen’s, features, exist, example, even, each, clearly, character, ability, yet, willing, whole, way, understanding, time, thing, therefore, term