Matthew Ebert

Robert Nozick contends that liberty is the most important value for society when he states at the outset of his book, Anarchy State, and

“Is that what they call a vocation, what you do with joy as if you had fire in your heart, the devil in your

Sure, I’ll help you with your trailer question, and I still have some equipment to sell, but no more rentals. I just have my

  The 1992 film Unforgiven, directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, has been widely acclaimed for challenging cliché themes of violence in the Western

In “Moral Aspirations and Ideals” by Kimberley Brownlee, she asserts that ideals and aspirations are distinct moral categories. She defines an ideal as a

In David Edmonds’ book, Would You Kill The Fat Man, variations on a thought experiment are used to expose problems in making ethical determinations.

  In this paper, I will show that Spinoza made improvements to Descartes’ concept dualism in three significant ways, but fell short when he

As emigrants moved into the American West, it is evident that they carried with them the tenets of racism and white supremacy, and these

This needs to be updated to show Burning Man’s purchase of the trailer park.

There are many reasons why a person might believe in God. Maybe it is because they look at the world with all its life