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Epicurus BiographyEpicurus started the Eipicureanism school of philosophy creating a huge impact of what modern science is today through his ideas about the 'atom'.
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An Answer for Epicurus: The Necessity of EvilThe riddle of Epicurus, the earliest known statement of the "problem of evil" has intrigued and perplexed theologians and philosophers for centuries. Is is possible, however, that the absence of evil might pose a larger problem?
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Epicurus on Wealth and HappinessIn times of economic hardship it is natural to take stock of our financial situation, but also wise to review what makes us truly happy.
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Is God Providential?Epicurus did not think the gods were providential. Here, I present the argument Epicurus gives for this position, and I offer an analysis and criticism of this argument.
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Epicureanism as a Modern PhilosophyThe viewpoints of the Hellenistic Greek philosopher Epicurus presented in a modern context.
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The First AtheistsAtheism is older than Christianity. The first explicit atheists in Western civilization can be found among the ancient Greeks. Mr. Stolyarov briefly describes two early atheists.
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On Self-Knowledge - Our "Fall" Needs CorrectingOn Self-Knowledge - Our "Fall" Needs Correcting. A step up from animism is the school of self knowledge, first elaborated in early Greek philosophers including Plato and Epicurus. -
The Role of Friendship in Aristotelian and Epicurean EthicsAnalysis of the role of friendship or Philia according to Epicurus and Aristotle.
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Of a Particular Providence and of a Future StateI argue against the conclusion drawn by Hume on what we can know about the cause of the universe.
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Understanding the Law of Conservation of MassConservation goes beyond plastic bottles and aluminum cans. In the world of science, everything from energy to matter is governed by some law of conservation- including mass!
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The Metaphysics of Idealism and NaturalismA comparison of two of the oldest philosophies in existence: idealism and naturalism.
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Dante's Inferno Guide for Finding RelicsThe guide to Dante's Inferno will speed your quest in getting all the relics in the game. -
Philosophy- Hume's Argument Against Aquinas's Five WaysSummary of Hume's Argument from Part VIII of "Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion"
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The Study of Ethics - What it is and How it Applies to Our Modern SocietyEthics is much more than maintaining a moral basis of right and wrong, good or bad values. The study of ethics began thousands of years ago, yet the lessons to be learned can be applied to every person in our modern day society.
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A Broad Exploration of EpicureanismHow can you feel and experience ultimate satisfaction through one's senses? Ask a traditional follower of Epicureanism, and you will learn the answer. In the meantime, you can gain a generalized understanding of this religious branch in this article.
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Some Interesting Word Origins and Word Histories Starting with H and IHere are some interesting word origins for those people interested in etymology, all beginning with H and I.
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Is God a Republican, Hate Us, or Simply Not Exist?Is God able to prevent tragedies, or is He was just not willing? -
Lesson Plans from Well-Known Nobel Prize Literature LaureatesThe list of Nobel Prize for Literature laureate authors makes an superb required reading list for an Literature, English, high school reading and even history class. I've compiled a list of world renown Nobel Prize authors. -
Classical Classics of 2008A list of ancient philosophical texts written in 2008.
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...A Thousand Paranormal WordsWell, it sure is scary!
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Answers to Atheist Quotes & CommentsWe take a look at some of the quotes and comments made by Atheists, and we reveal the answers that were always there.
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Selected Philosopherhalf of the paper I submitted to Sir Nicolito Gianan for Philo 176
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Bibliography Arthur Machen in the Evening News 1916-1921Machen was a regular in The Evening News from 1910 through 1921, and his contributions have become very desirable in the collectors market.
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Social and Political Philosopherpart 2.. submitted to sir Gianan october 2010
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The School of AthensThe 16th century famous painting of the world's greatest minds by Raphael. -
The Origins of HedonismDoing things that make you feel good had it's beginnings.
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Happy 4th of July?Our Founding Fathers equated happiness with virtue and Christian living, but consumer culture has redefined happiness in an entirely different way that is better suited to a happy economy.
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The Hellenistic Period and the Roman RepublicFrom its early stages, Rome was first ruled by kings then later took on a new form of government. Two periods that emerged were the Hellenistic Period and the Roman Republic. -
Ten Vital Principles of FriendshipFriendship is the vital essence of life. Friend in need is friend indeed. Friendship is the backbone of human society.
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Philosophy: Summary and Explanation of UtilitarianismUtilitarianism is a consequentialist ethical philosophy that advocates maximizing happiness and pleasure and minimizing pain and suffering. This article provides a basic overview of utilitarian philosophy.
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Important Atheists and Free Thinkers Throughout HistoryA list, with quotes, of twenty-four skeptics, important to our society, who have passed on. -
A Critique of Russell Kirk's "Libertarians: The Chirping Sectaries"Russell Kirk's 1981 essay, "Libertarians: The Chirping Sectaries," is a shallow, unsophisticated ad hominem attack on the American libertarian movement. Mr. Stolyarov shows that libertarians are not the chaos-loving demons Kirk depicts them as being.
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Poetry Summary: the Inferno, by Dante Alighieri, Canto XCanto X, Circle Six, the Heretics: In this circle of Hell, Dante meets an old adversary, Farinata Degli Uberti, a great war-chief of the Tuscan Ghibellines. Dante meets a friend, Guido Cavalcanti's father, Cavalcante dei Cavalcanti. -
The Poseur's Guide to Schools of Philosophic ThoughtStudy this article and you too can discuss philosophical doctrines without getting a degree.
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The Good LifeLiving the good life is certainly a path many people would enjoy to take. But how does one live the good life and what infact is the so called good life? -
Top Ten Practices in the Pursuit of HappinessAs a Marriage and Family Therapist, I believe these ten practices can bring your life more joy! -
The Principles of Ethics for Your BusinessEthical principles will keep your workers protecting shareholder value.
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Lost SocietyWake up call for America. Our country needs to go back to its foundations. This is an article I wrote to explsin what I am seeing in current events. That which is written here highlightd a few things in society. -
The Holocaust, Theodicy and the Minds of MenThe theodicy of the Holocaust and the social Judeo-Christian religious implications.
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A Short Synopsis of the Life and Thoughts of Lucius Annaeus SenecaBorn in the same year as Jesus, Seneca was one of the greatest philosophers of the Silver Age of ancient Rome. He tried to counsel Nero to little avail but left some beautiful writings and a rich legacy.
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