The Last Scholar
The Philosopher with a Christ Bearing Soul...

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There are various questions associated with the area of ethics. Each of them deals with morals. Morals are defined as the right conduct or duties of a man. One of those questions is "Are there any universal moral values?" Moral relativists will deny or be in favor of the existence of universal values. Another question is "What principles should ( Read more... )

Philosophy is often defined as the study of a system of beliefs and the justification for those beliefs. A philosophy of life usually discusses the what and why of life. What is life, what are the elements of life? Why are we here, why do things happen the way they do? What should I do now? What should I do next? These are essential questions ( Read more... )

The Soul, God, Religion, & Evil Being raised in a Christian family, I have always been told that my body contains a soul. I have often wondered where my soul is and how it functions. Being asked by my friends questions about the soul, I could not answer because I never really knew myself, so I looked to the writings of the church. According the ( Read more... )

Many characteristics and qualities are entertained by a vast majority of individuals concering their disposition when interacting with others. Firstly I will discuss the differences and characteristics of boasting and understatement. we shall deal with those who exhibit truth and falsehood in their speech and actions, i.e. in their pretentions. The ( Read more... )

Moral Goodness is concerned with feelings and actions. Those voluntary actions will reaceive either praise or blame, but those involuntary actions receive pardon and sometime pity too. Actions are involuntary when they are preformed out of compulsion or through ignorance ( Read more... )

Virtue is of two kinds by nature, both moral and intellectual. Intellectual virtue is obtained and trained by instruction, this very reason needs time and experience. Moral goodness is the result of habit. Moral virtues are not engendered in us by nature because nothing that is in us by nature can be made different by habituation ( Read more... )

The purpose of life has one aim, and that aim is at some end or good, one end may be subordinate to another. Politics is the science that studies the supreme good for man. According to Aristotle, politics is not an exact science, the student should have some general knowledge and experience of life. A good point that I would have to agree with is " ( Read more... )

Yes I have a religious background, and yes my view isn't the typical view someone with beliefs similar to mine might have, but I am not going to ignore the depth of the mind. I agree that I may have approached this in anything but the typical way someone with my moral foundation may have ( Read more... )