Philosophy
Philosophy
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Nominal atheism, New Age prayers for £25, moving on from Empty Tomb evangelism, and the church of social justice
Longtermism, Jeremy Bentham’s embalmed corpse, tithing and one-hundredth of a guide dog
The hermeneutic of suspicion, scandalising middle-class Vienna, David and Jonathan, and red flags
What can we learn from esoteric French philosopher Jean Baudrillard about how our digitalised world now works?
Examining two very different non-Christian thinkers and their views on abortion
Unpacking our deep-seated sense of right and wrong
It’s not obvious how much society should accommodate medical professionals who have moral objections to certain procedures