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Articles of Muslim Faith

by Daniel Sanderson

In 632 A.D. the prophet Mohammed saw a vision, the composition of this book is believed by many as the revealed word of God. The book reveals seven layers of epistemology and starts with a literal meaning while ending with a meaning understood only by God herself?

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Why Do You Believe?

by Daniel Sanderson

When I get caught up in the complexity of religions, I think of Bertrand Russell's quote, "It's not what you believe, it's why". Leaders are entrusted with the responsibility of leadership, and not the protection of power.

The Principle of Justice in War and Peace and Principle

by Benjamin Richmond in Principle

The Enduring Quest for Justice in Conflict and Harmony The principle of justice, a cornerstone of ethical and political philosophy, faces its most profound tests in the realms of war and peace. This article explores how philosophers, from antiquity to modernity, have grappled with defining, applying, and upholding justice in...

The Role of Emotion in Political Opinion and Emotion

by Emily Fletcher in Emotion

The Emotional Undercurrents of Political Opinion The landscape of political discourse often appears to be a battle of ideas, a clash of policies, and a contest of rational arguments. Yet, beneath this veneer of logic and deliberation lies a powerful, often unseen, force: emotion. This article explores how emotion is...

The Distinction Between Matter and Quantity and Matter

by Daniel Fletcher in Matter

The Fundamental Divide: Unpacking the Distinction Between Matter and Quantity The world around us, in all its tangible complexity, often presents itself as a seamless whole. Yet, to truly comprehend its nature, philosophy compels us to dissect its fundamental components. Among the most crucial distinctions we can make, one that...

The Definition of Life and Death and Definition

by Chloe Fitzgerald in Definition

The Elusive Edges: Defining Life and Death Summary: The concepts of Life and Death are fundamental to human experience, yet their precise definition remains one of philosophy's most enduring and complex challenges. Far from being purely biological markers, these states are deeply intertwined with Science, ethics, metaphysics, and...

The Logic of Judgment in Law and Logic

by Daniel Sanderson in Logic

The Logic of Judgment in Law: A Quest for Rational Justice The intricate dance between logic, judgment, and law forms the bedrock of any just society. At its heart, legal reasoning is an ambitious endeavor to apply systematic thought to the often messy realities of human conduct, aiming for decisions...

The Constitution as a Barrier to Tyranny and Constitution

by Daniel Sanderson in Constitution

The Constitution as a Barrier to Tyranny The enduring struggle for human liberty against the encroaching shadow of tyranny finds one of its most potent and intellectually profound defenses in the concept of a written constitution. Far from being a mere legal document, a well-crafted constitution, such as that...

The History of Science and Evolution and History

by Emily Fletcher in History

The Unfolding Tapestry: Science, Evolution, and the Human Quest for Knowledge The history of science is not merely a chronicle of discoveries, but a profound narrative of humanity's evolving understanding of itself and the cosmos. Central to this narrative is the concept of evolution, a transformative idea that...

The Nature of The Concept of Being in Relation to Quality

by Daniel Fletcher in Being

The Indivisible Fabric: How Quality Illuminates Being in Metaphysics Summary: The concepts of Being and Quality are not merely distinct philosophical categories but are inextricably linked, forming the very fabric of our reality and our understanding of it. This article explores their profound relation within metaphysics, arguing that Quality serves...

The Virtue of Temperance over Pleasure and Temperance

by Chloe Fitzgerald in Temperance

The Virtue of Temperance Over Pleasure: A Path to Flourishing In a world constantly tempting us with immediate gratification, the ancient virtue of temperance offers a profound path to a more fulfilling life. Far from being a denial of joy, temperance is the judicious mastery of our desires, a rational...

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