philosophical inquiry

What if the Divine Speaks Most Clearly Through Our Moments of Greatest Doubt?

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We often imagine divine communication arriving in moments of profound clarity, soaring faith, or undeniable revelation – a sudden flash of understanding, a powerful feeling of certainty, a miraculous sign. These experiences are cherished and sought after, confirming belief and solidifying conviction. Yet, perhaps we are overlooking a less comfortable, more challenging, but potentially more … Read more

Defining Philosophy and its Relevance

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Philosophy, at its core, is the love of wisdom. The word itself derives from the Greek “philosophia,” where “philo” means love and “sophia” means wisdom. But this etymological definition only scratches the surface of what philosophy truly encompasses. Philosophy is a disciplined form of inquiry that examines fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, … Read more