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DuALiTySTrUgGle
Change is something with which we are all presented in some way and, as a perennial concern of human inquiry (sometimes ironically professed as the only constant), it is at the core of Aristotelian examination... More »
DuALiTySTrUgGle
{feedback is greatly appreciated!!!} Over 2,500 years ago, Gautama Buddha said: “We are what we think. All that we are arises with our thoughts. With our thoughts we make the world” (Kornfield, 1993, 4).... More »
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Kant’s metaphysical grounding for morality attempts to provide a categorical, unconditional foundation that moves through all conditions and circumstances of the empirical world and is itself, therefore, universal and not relative. Good will stands as... More »
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