Usama NisarThe Categorical Imperative: Kant’s Moral Philosophy ExplainedThis article simplifies Kant’s moral philosophy and explains the relevance of the Categorical Imperative in modern ethics.4d ago4d ago
Thomas P. ValentiVirtue Jurisprudence: A Moral Approach to LawVirtue jurisprudence is a theory within legal philosophy that emphasizes the role of moral character and virtue in the application and…Sep 13Sep 13
Theo SeedsThe “good vs. evil” paradoxPlus, Bill Gates vs. Barack Obama, how to end slavery, and Dave and Ramaswami try (and fail) to make the world a better place.Sep 91Sep 91
Jim FarmelantInstead of following God’s rules, why don’t we make our own?Well, if there is no God then we have no choice but to make our own rules to live by. However, even if there is a God, then ultimately, we…Sep 8Sep 8
Yogesh MalikinThe ShortformMorality Is Nothing ButOur way of convincing ourselves we’re better than our neighborsSep 4Sep 4
maduWhat is being good after all?At first glance, it may seem like the answer is simple — being good means doing the right thing. But to what extent is doing the …Sep 1Sep 1
