Posts Tagged ‘philosophy’
Are My Choices My Choices? Reflections on Free Will; Leader James Croft, EdD
If our minds are the product of matter and if matter simply obeys strict…
Read MoreDoubt as the Path to Happiness, Massimo Pigliucci, PhD
The word skeptic literally means inquirer. And to inquire into things is good, right?…
Read MoreWho started Ethical Culture and what did they believe?
“Felix Adler and the four slightly younger men who joined him as founding leaders…
Read MoreFeelings of Awe and Wonder; Helen De Cruz, PhD
Dr Helen De Cruz, the Danforth Chair in the Humanities in the Philosophy department…
Read More“Even Better Than the Golden Rule” Opening Words from Sun. October 17 by Matthew Hile
Good morning. Even though I am an old white guy, I share my pronouns,…
Read MoreScience, Scientism and the Role of Philosophy and Religion; Stephen Law
Stephen Law is formerly reader and head of department in philosophy at Heythrop College…
Read MoreSocrates and the Pig; James Croft, EdD
What does it mean to live an examined life? What parts of our life…
Read MoreHumanist, All Too Humanist: A Nietzsche Interpretation; Kyle Nienhaus
Friedrich Nietzsche is perhaps the most misunderstood philosopher ever, and even this is not…
Read MoreOpening Words from Sun. August 9 by Joyce Best
Good Morning! I have been asked to speak because I had given Kyle some…
Read MoreLosing I, Finding We: An Exploration of Attachment through the Prism of Ethical Culture; Christian Hayden, Leader in Training
Ethical Culture does not have explicit tenants or commandments, but it does ask of…
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