Philosophy, Religion | Comments (12)
I have been wondering of late, where does reason end and faith begin? Or perhaps, depending on your starting point, you could reverse the question. If we were all completely rational beings, it would be assumed that we would rely entirely upon reason, apart from faith, to support our beliefs or worldview. Accordingly, in addition […]
Adam @ July 26, 2008
So, we have looked at how we might think about where justice originates; natural law, or social law. The philosophical problems that justice throws up are numerous, though. Conceiving of theories of justice is much more complicated that simply ‘right and wrong’. Allow me to expand on a couple of very influential thinkers in the […]
Simon @ June 18, 2008
There are some major theorists and philosophers who maintain certain theories of Justice. I will soon explore Thomas Hobbes, and John Rawls. Both of these men have very influential theories of Justice. Before any of that should be delved into, one should explore where justice comes from. Where does justice originate?
The two main schools of […]
Simon @ June 18, 2008
So, here’s the deal with this. It’s a philosophy essay for uni. I’m meant to be head of the United Nations, and I’m outlining my policy to end world poverty in the next 20 years. It’s entirely unrealistic, as far as my policies are concerned. However, the focus is the JUSTICE, and the philosophy. See […]
Simon @ April 15, 2008
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An interesting question Adam, a very interesting question indeed.
I am currently completing an essay comparing similar doctrines contained in both Hinduism and Buddhism. Doctrines such as karma and reincarnation are rather central to both religions. The aim of both religions is to liberate oneself from cyclic-existence, known as samsara. Very briefly, it is due […]
Adam @ April 14, 2008