Families

Seekers

Idealism, discovered meaning, and the priority of the person.

Seekers do not take the physical inventory to exhaust what is real, and they think a person can search for a meaning that is not merely a private decision. The search is individual. That does not make it arbitrary. Idealism here is a claim about reality or mind, not a synonym for spirituality. Knowledge, moral constraint, and the openness of the will remain open questions inside the family.

This is not a measure of personality, mental health, intelligence, or character.

• IECDFIInterior Empiricist

  Experience tests a reality thicker than matter, outcomes judge the act, and a caused life can still seek a meaning it does not author.

• IECLFIUnpledged Seeker

  Experience of a more-than-physical reality keeps the future open, and both the act and a found meaning are judged by what they bring about.

• IEDDFISworn Witness

  Outcomes do not overrule a duty learned in experience, and a meaning is sought in a depth the physical description does not finish.

• IEDLFICalled and Unforced

  Experience can show a duty, a more-than-physical reality, and a meaning that a person was free to follow or betray.

• IRCDFIIdeal Calculator

  Reason reaches past a merely physical inventory, outcomes decide the right, and a caused life can still find what it is for.

• IRCLFIFree Contemplative

  Reasons lead toward a good taken to be real beyond physics, the will could have turned away, and outcomes still test the path.

• IRDDFINecessity Idealist

  Reason discloses duties and a meaning in a reality not finally physical, even if the will that answers them is caused.

• IRDLFIOpen Idealist

  A free person can, by reason, find a duty and a meaning in a reality the physical description does not exhaust.