This is the fifth in a series by Sundar Sarukkai, to be included in his forthcoming book ‘Another Story of Philosophy’.

Beginning-of-life issues, end-of-life care, biotechnology and human enhancement, healthcare allocation, philosophy of human nature, and Thomism. Eberl, J.T., The Nature of Human Persons: Metaphysics ...

believes that human nature is inherently meaningless ... and he aims to give them meaning by manipulating them to serve his ...

For students involved in social ministries, courses in philosophical and theological ethics provide the normal starting point, but other ministerial situations might, for example, call for courses in ...

MR. SANTAYANA has a wonderful gift of expression and writes with a distinction and charm which are an unending source of delight. Yet he leaves his readers with a strange unsatisfied feeling not ...

The Philosophical Corner is a monthly column dedicated to the exposure and discussion of philosophy. I once believed true ...

In this system of thought, relationships in which one human ... subjective nature of experience front of mind, “a good life.” Care ethics is, in a sense, anti-trolley-problem philosophy.

In the New Testament Paul also gives warrant for calling upon the reasoning capacity of the human mind to deduce that God ...

The Department of Philosophy offers an undergraduate degree as ... Religion plays a major role in human affairs. To understand more fully the nature of the relationship between society and the ...

Political philosophy is a branch of philosophy that explores specific topics such as theories of governance, rights, justice, ...

Many are growing weary of the campaign season and eager for its conclusion. Unfortunately, the age-old battle between good and evil persists, manifesting itself in the clash between two distinct ...