Humanity suffers in part due to its inability to unite absolute, ethical codes and relative values assigned subjectively by humans. Values are defined as internal references of what humans consider good or bad, desirable or undesirable. The field of axiology, or study of value, has long been a pillar of philosophical inquiry. Since the earliest days of theologians, prophets, religious scholars, and philosophers of ethics … Continue reading The essence of values
Our hearts mourn for the tragic suffering undergone by the people of Gaza and Lebanon. Apocalyptic scenes emerge on a constant basis. These are truly sad times that challenge our humanity. How could such dystopian acts be unfolding in front of our eyes? This is a question many of us struggle with. We are a complicated species. We see good and evil juxtaposed to each … Continue reading The puzzle of our humanity
In the grand tapestry of the universe, every entity possesses a raison d’être, a reason for existing that connects it to a higher purpose. This raison d’etre is the guiding force that bestows direction and harmony upon the entity’s journey through existence. However, a profound challenge arises when there exists a misalignment between the raison d’être as envisioned by the natural order and its interpretation … Continue reading The raison d’être of the republic
Secularism involves the separation of religion from civic affairs and the state institutions. Principles typically emphasize equality before law and state neutrality to religious affairs. It has been applied differently across different parts of the world. Some regimes, such as the US or Canada, are secular but theists. All citizens are equal before the law, but the concept of credo in one God is emphasized … Continue reading A Secularist Philosophy Based on Omnism
