Persuasion in Upholding Religious Beliefs
I. Introduction Religious belief systems have been at the core of human existence, shaping cultures, societies, and individual lives throughout […]
The Involuntary Nature of Beliefs
“Despite limited knowledge or narrow perspectives, new beliefs are formed depending on pre-existing beliefs to maintain internal consistency with the
Moral Intuition in Ethical Judgement — From Immediate Sentiments to Reflective Equilibrium
Intuition is the instinctive judgement of a particular scenario, often involving abstract reasoning. Part of intuition’s nature, which makes it
A Government of Limitations
Introduction Consider the question’s negative response: “There is no such thing as too much democracy.” This implies that democracy is
Treatise on the Considerations of Belief
Imagine a woman with her newborn child. The woman is negligent on a hot day and leaves the infant in