A continuous drive to improve upon our foundation of knowledge adds to the motivation that progresses our species.

Contemporary theories of justice are based on the overconfident assumption that the theorist who wrote it actually knows how to solve the insider-outsider problem.

Philosophers have pondered the problem of evil for thousands of years, and yet very strangely, they have not even arrived at a consensus about what evil is.

The lack of full choice by children over their human action is offset by their having a moral right to receive care and nurture from their parents and guardians