Lessons From Hegel About The Danger (and Promise) of Polarized Times
German philosopher, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel’s envisioned humanity uniting to form a more unified, rational system of thought and action.
Matthew Gindin
How The Original Christmas Story Links To Modern Day Resistance
What the original Christmas story has in common with modern day issues of oppression.
Is This The Least Biblical Government In The History Of The USA?
Our current administration stands in direct opposition to many Biblical laws to protect the poor.
Why We Mustn’t Abandon Our Ideals, Though We Will Never Achieve Them
We improve by keeping sight of our ideals and being realistic and accepting of our limitations.
How I Used Internal Chaos To Sharpen My Spiritual Tools
Employing mindfulness and meditation to deal with heightened neurosis allows us to sharpen our spiritual tools.
Why Parents Should Live Green Even Though It Won’t Save The World
Individual efforts to live green make very little difference in saving the environment, but they are still an important example to set for our children.
The Philosopher Who Prioritized The Responsibility We Have To Others
Emmanuel Levinas’ emphasis on respectful, kind discourse is lacking in today’s political climate.
Liu Xiabao: A Model Of The Intellectual As Hero
Nobel Peace Prize Winning activist, Liu Xiaobo, has died after being denied the right to seek cancer treatment outside of China.