Galileo is generally credited with being the father of modern science. As this lecture aptly describes, he completely eschewed metaphysics and got along with the business of empirically and ...
The purpose of Aquinas's Ethics is to place Thomas Aquinas's moral theory in its full philosophical and theological context and to do so in a way that makes Aquinas (1224/5-1274) readily accessible to ...
What the Meltdown over Hegseth’s All-Hands Military Speech Tells Us About Modern Media When Students Refuse to Be Friends, Our Republic Is at Risk America Is More Than a Tale of Two Cities It might be ...
Charting change from the cutting edge of knowledge, pursuing the frontiers of research to ever-widening horizons, the Social Scientist has built a reputation of being an outstanding journal in social ...
Galileo is generally credited with being the father of modern science. As this lecture aptly describes, he completely eschewed metaphysics and got along with the business of empirically and ...
Influences governing religious thought in the mid-twentieth century have dealt rather scurrilously with theological metaphysics. For quite different reasons, both recent Continental theology and ...
Quantum mechanics, and classical mechanics, are framework theories that incorporate many different concrete theories which in general cannot be arranged in a neat hierarchy, but discussion of 'the ...
Dr. Justice Chandradasa Nanayakkara, who makes valuable contributions to Buddhist literature in these columns, has written another excellent article under the above caption (The Island, 10.07.2025), ...
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