Understanding Camus: Why the Sisyphus Myth Is More Relevant Than Ever”(Analysis and Review)

Art as a Lifeline: When Suffering Becomes a Gateway to Truth and Freedom

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Living with the minimal: An overview of minimalism

This post isn’t to present a guide with ideas on how to achieve a minimalist lifestyle, all I’m merely doing is explaining the benefits of something that might bring stability into your life. Furthermore, there isn’t a set of arbitrary rules or a strict code an individual needs to adhere to, but there does need […]

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This kind of mindset I believe is innate. You either live with decency and empathy or you don’t. External influences like “holy allegories” are a supplement, but they can never substitute an individual’s essence when interacting with humanity. -TheRhymeRula

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In my opinion…

Facts over feelings Knowledge over ignorance Conversation over arguments Empathy over opinions Solutions over problems

What is morality to you? The Objective Basis of Morality by Thomas Nagel

How do you determine and gauge morality and what factors do you think can influence your perspective? In this post, I summarize an article by Thomas Nagel titled The Objective Basis of Morality. His argument in this article is that, If you resent it when other people hurt you, then you will think you have […]

How can you not see that? (Wednesday Wisdom)

There are those who immediately see something when paying attention Then there are those who have to be shown something in order for them to give attention to what they’re seeing Lastly, there are the ones who are oblivious to what they’re seeing and repeatedly question it for its validity – TheRhymeRula

You know what? You’re right. The Nature of Great Persuasion

Before you tell someone they’re wrong, first tell them they’re right. This is easier said than done when you’re in a conversation about a topic that becomes contentious but I believe it can be done with much practice and patience. In this post I will be presenting a philosopher’s 350 year old trick to get […]

The Two Evils: An Analysis of “Why God allows evil” and “Religion without God”

Richard Swinburne’s “Why God allows evil” and Steven M. Cahn “Religion without God” explains how religion is interpreted and understood in Philosophy. Both have solid points with their stances on Theism and Atheism, and how God supposedly perpetrates the two evils of moral and natural. Both texts are very informative on the relation between […]