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 Sex and Philosophy: a Modern Perspective

In the skeptical spirit of the modern age and philosophy, sex is liberated from the moral prejudices of the political and religious authorities of the past

Jul 22, 2011 – Thomas White

Let's Talk About Sex- and Philosophy ( Part One )

A look at sex from a philosophical rather than from a biological or commercial aspect.

Jul 21, 2011 – Thomas White

An Argument Against the Existence of God

A controversial argument against the existence of God. The article is not meant as absolute truth and presents only one side of the argument.

Jul 21, 2011 – Stetson Thacker

The Scientific Cost of Rejecting the Bible - Part III

For centuries now Science has turned its back on the Bible. What price has it paid in terms of progress?

Jul 15, 2011 – Erek Daniels

The Scientific Cost of Rejecting the Bible - Part II

For centuries now Science has turned its back on the Bible. What price has it paid in terms of progress?

Jul 14, 2011 – Erek Daniels

The Scientific Cost of Rejecting the Bible

For centuries now Science has turned its back on the Bible. What price has it paid in terms of progress?

Jul 14, 2011 – Erek Daniels

What is the Nature of Reality?

Metaphysics is a source of much discussion. Questions abound, such as what is truely real, matter or ideas, or is reality in one state or many?

Jul 10, 2011 – Doug Frame

Epicureanism: How to be Happy

Epicureanism, named after the famously peaceful Epicurus, is often defined as a pleasure-seeking philosophy. How, then, does it pursue happiness?

Jul 7, 2011 – Kevin Stoba

Neil Postman's Arguments on the Corruption of Discourse by TV

Analysis of Neil Postman's arguments about the deleterious effect that a televised medium has on public discourse and the implications it has for culture.

Jul 7, 2011 – Stetson Thacker

Ayn Rand's Theory of Selfishness

A brief overview of Ayn Rand's theory and her ideas in context. Also discusses her idea's relevancy in today's culture.

Jul 7, 2011 – Acadia Otlowski

Is Abortion Ever a Morally Acceptable Option?

Many philosphers have debated the controversial topic of abortion. This article summarises the main arguments both for and against abortion

Jul 7, 2011 – Jenny John

Wakefulness Metaphors in Thoreau's Walden

An analysis of the meaning of the wakefulness metaphors in Walden Pond by Henry David Thoreau.

Jul 3, 2011 – Stetson Thacker

Athetesis: The Critics Who Butchered Homer

How did the literary critics of Hellenistic Alexandria balance their perception of Homer's divine inspiration with the apparent flaws of his poetry?

Jul 3, 2011 – Kevin Stoba

An Example of Existentialism as Literary Analysis; "Love in L.A."

Sometimes the kinds of questions we ask about literature are the very questions philosophers ask in perpetuity.

Jun 29, 2011 – Amy Lynn Hess

Unintended Consequences, Perverse Effects and the Road to Hell

From weapons of death to plagues of snakes and rats, the Law of Unintended Consequences can have perverse effects, even if it was a good idea at the time!

Jun 29, 2011 – Philip Beckwith

What are Morals?

We hear of them all the time, we are expected to have, or at least show, morality. But who decides what is defined as moral?

Jun 23, 2011 – Jake Quade

'Sophie's World' -- A History of Philosophy

'Sophie's World' by Jostein Gaarder is a novel designed to teach the history of philosophy and to encourage readers to think about philosophical questions.

Jun 16, 2011 – Susannah White

Satan: The Ultimate Punisher

We stereotype our neighbors. Our children stereotype their classmates. Have we stereotyped the devil as well?

Jun 16, 2011 – Jamie Milia

The Soul's Journey and Place in Human Society

An inquiry about the existence of a Soul and mankind's role in the search for truth. Are we just empty vessels or is there a higher purpose to our lives?

Jun 14, 2011 – Ricardo Walcott

Comfort in Socrates

A brief article that touches upon some of the comforts found in the teachings of Greek philosopher Socrates.

Jun 14, 2011 – Jack Lingard

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