“Why Beauty Matters” by Roger Scruton
Many smart people have intuitions about what is ugly and what is beautiful, but most of the same people […]
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Massachusetts House Passes Bill Legally Abolishing Biological Sex
States continue to pass laws removing the phrase ‘biological sex’, replacing it with gender identity, and formally accepting
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Ch. 1 Analysis of “The Act Itself” by Jonathan Bennett
Bennett thinks that moral judgments depend on nonmoral facts and these judgments can be broken down into making/allowing, direct/mediated, actual/probable,
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“Don’t Judge!” Part II – University Edition
A new video from the Family Policy Institute of Washington gives some perspective on what it means to apply
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How to Set Yourself or Others Up for Success
“Virtue, then, being of two kinds, intellectual and moral.. for it was not by often seeing or often hearing
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“I’m Spiritual But Not Religious…”
Lately, I’m all about getting to the root of catchy phrases that have serious implications behind them. While we don’t
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“Don’t Judge!” ….Can We Judge Intentions?
(Just a note, I am writing this article partly for my own benefit and so, please don’t ‘judge’ it according
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Aquinas’ Commentary on Aristotle’s Posterior Analytics
My Translation Latin Different colors are different premises. Bold words were not known on first read. Italics are questions
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Phaedo Study Questions
How does Socrates argue that philosophy is a preparation for death? What kind of light does this argument shed
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G.K.’s New Year’s Advice
“The man of the true religious tradition understands two things: liberty and obedience. The first means knowing what you really
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