Us humans are fascinated by the idea of morality. Almost all of us, with very few exceptions, think about it often, and carry, for better or worse, an internal compass that guides us. For something so

I should start by saying I love analogies. I love stories. So in no way am I arguing that we shouldn’t use them. In fact, there’s a high chance I’ll use one in this very entry. But not all analogies are

There’s a funny meme going around of Doctor Manhattan—an all-powerful character from DC Comics who transcends time—that comes to mind today. In this panel, he’s sitting on Mars, contemplating his existence

There’s an ongoing battle in online debate circles. I’m not entirely sure how it started, but people who are seemingly allies—ideologically speaking—have begun turning on each other, making videos pointing

I remember growing up in a very different world. Sometimes I wonder how we got here, how I got here—but then again, I suspect every generation feels that way at some point. One of the earliest memories

I hardly have to defend the benefits of eating healthy. I guess there could be someone out there who believes in hedonism—the YOLO approach to existence—but aside from raw, unfiltered emotion, there’s

I'm going to attempt to explain something that isn’t fully polished. I’m tempted to write about it anyway, because I suspect that the act of writing it might help me think it through. I want to preface

I’m having a political conversation with someone I know is ethically aligned with me. This person, like me, hates how the system has placed its boot on the throat of the common folk. If I hadn’t used a

Stefan Molyneux unpacks a compelling question from a subscriber about Ayn Rand's claim that epistemology is the highest branch of philosophy. He clarifies his argument that moral philosophy may actually

Like in any other domain of human endeavor, there is a spectrum of quality and accuracy in science. Some double-blind, placebo-controlled human research is excellent and profoundly helpful to us in living

Para ver la versión en español, haz clic aquí Hey there, Hive!✨ As many of you may know, I'm currently in my last semester of Psychology. Although I'm in the final stretch, I still have a theoretical class

Knowing is more than memorizing definitions.

The concluding article in my series about public engagement as mission.

Prompt: The Post-Modernist Crisis, painting, HDR, UHD, 64K Source In response to the positivist modernist crisis, two alternative epistemologies are proposed that characterized the postmodern age. These

Prompt: The Positivist-Modernist Crisis, painting, HDR, UHD, 64K Source Yesterday, I introduced the theme for my research paper on Church Planting and Church Growth, which is Public Engagement as Mission.

This ends the writing project I started last 3rd of July this year.

Hiebert concluded the first chapter of his book by identifying both internal and external attacks against positivism.

The third article based on Paul G. Hiebert's transition from positivism to critical realism.