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Can Liberalism Exist Without Nationalism?
According to John Mearsheimer, liberalism has been the defining ideology of the Western political orthodoxy for at least the last eighty years. While it is… read more
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Brave New World – Huxley’s True Message
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley is an infamous book. Widely criticized for being anti religious, anti establishment, and contrary to traditional values, the book… read more
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Kierkegaard vs. Socrates: is Unethical Behavior Intentional?
Arguably the most ubiquitous and eternal debate in all of philosophy is the debate about what is right and wrong. Perhaps this is the most… read more
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The Universal Way: Tao and the Hegelian Dialect
The Hegelian Dialect is often considered somewhat of a difficult idea. Essentially, Hegel believed that the structure reality unfolded through contradictions and opposites that work… read more
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Volunteering in Benin: A Multifaceted Experience
I recently got back from my trip to Benin. My mom and I were there volunteering at the teen youth camp that my church holds… read more
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Freedom To vs. Freedom From: A Philosophical Crossing
En route to Benin, I was able to stay in Bordeaux France for a few days, in which I took French language emersion class to… read more