Essays on Philosophy of Life

In the NIV, Matthew 6:34 says, “..do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself..” This reminds me of how parents tell their children not to focus on what other kids are doing, but to focus on what they are supposed to be…

Hypatia mainly challenged the common androcentric ideas of men at the time revolving mainly around how women were inadequate in comparison to men in areas of math and science. She also challenged the religious norms of her time, Christianity, as her philosophy mostly fit within…

One question of the ages has always been, “why is suffering part of this life?” I am sorry to report, I do not have the answer to this question, even though I have been asked it many times in the midst of pastoral care. What…

Philosophy of life Gaining a hold on your philosophy of life is not an easy thing to do. You have to look at your for a while to gain an understanding of how you view the world. And not only how you view it but,…

my philosophy of life “The basis of all good and worth first and foremost comes from the love for our parents.” I can’t remember the writer’s name and where I read this saying, but I know he truly was a great man. Because precisely this…

When I was little, my mind is always full of curiosity about my surroundings. Like why is the sky blue, why does the moon keep on following me every night, why does a bird sings, why do I have a black hair while the others…

According to William James, the notion of true beliefs about facts is a concept that is considered really important yet for negative reasons with respect to the human life. Certain worlds are considered to be “useful” and certain worlds are deemed as “harmful” where something…