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4 months ago
Could free will be possible without God?
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4 months ago
Are people who willfully disregard ethics bad people?
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4 months ago
Can God kill people and still be moral?
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4 months ago
Why isn’t Education a more central area of concern in Philosophy?
to r/askphilosophy by GeorgTD
4 months ago
Is it logically consistent to believe in the proposition “existence precedes essence” while also believing in determinism (as opposed to free will)?
to r/askphilosophy by 007am
4 months ago
On the morality of voluntary death (trigger warning)
to r/askphilosophy by throwaya58133
4 months ago
What is the relationship between life and the things that happen IN it?
to r/askphilosophy by aliezee
4 months ago
If you are a moral relativist are you a existentialist?
to r/askphilosophy by Confused-Theist
4 months ago
Any good online bachelors programme in Philosophy in the EU?
to r/askphilosophy by notthealt42
4 months ago
Where to start as a beginner in philosophy?
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4 months ago
What is the name of this paradox?
to r/askphilosophy by Francisco42069
4 months ago
What books or texts by Heidegger do you recommend to introduce yourself to his thinking?
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4 months ago
Is there any philosophers that felt direct democracy was possible?
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4 months ago
Logic: Why do universals not have existential import?
to r/askphilosophy by ElegantTicket4867
4 months ago
Duality of right and wrong & learning from mistakes
to r/askphilosophy by Crusty_Juice
4 months ago
Are paradoxes really real?
to r/askphilosophy by Loriol_13
4 months ago
What are the most accessible translations of Machiavelli's books?
to r/askphilosophy by Kindofblack
4 months ago
What are the most significant recent publications in the Philosophy of Psychiatry?
to r/askphilosophy by Throwaway-2798
4 months ago
Is this dissection of Sam Harris’ phenomenological argument against free will good enough?
to r/askphilosophy by Novel_Cost7549
4 months ago
Are there writers who follow the materialist principles of Marx but draw different conclusions?
to r/askphilosophy by dylsexiee
4 months ago
Is there a limit to when rules and regulations violate free choice?
to r/askphilosophy by Reasonable-Hawk3566
4 months ago
The question of god came in basic college philosophy and got me thinking…
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4 months ago
I need to know books and philosophers who deal with the problem of evil related to religion, God and metaphysics
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4 months ago
Thomas Hobbes And his perceptions of Passion and Power
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4 months ago
Is philosophy neccesary for human life or is it a luxury?