The House of Horus

[...] toward the good if the evil is personally more beneficial? Kant reasons that it goes against the moral law, which if followed correctly is morally good. For Kant reason judges that the moral law is in [...]

[...] future” and so on. The B Series includes phrases such as “earlier than”, “later than” and “simultaneously”. The positions of the [...]

[...] thought and the suggestions of taking one life for the greater good are examples of Consequential Moral Reasoning, which attempts to locate morality in the consequences of an act. In example: Jews in [...]

[...] why Utilitarianism is flawed you somewhat branched off. Julie: Sorry about that. Consequential moral reasoning? I don’t really think you can predict the future or the outcome of a situation to [...]

[...] of Utilitarianism. The only part of Utilitarianism I can agree with a little is consequential moral reasoning as it can be used in other ways, such as cost benefit analysis. Also I don’t [...]

[...] agree upon respecting each other in maintaining the same liberties. The second is the difference principle, which is split in two parts. In whole this principle advocates the idea of social and [...]

We ended the first part of the article highlighting Sartre thoughts of consciousness as freedom. He concentrates on the desire of the consciousness in [...]

Throughout history freedom has been a contentious subject. There is not a universal definition as many types and scenarios imply, although most classi [...]

[...] motion: Some things are set in motion A thing can’t move by itself without having a mover An infinite regress of movers is impossible, especially in the case of the Universe Therefore, there is an [...]

[...] the event using A Series terms and not others. At this point we are left with some sort of infinite regress. In order to overcome the contradiction without the use of B Series the language used will [...]

Throughout history freedom has been a contentious subject. There is not a universal definition as many types and scenarios imply, although most classi [...]

We ended the first part of the article highlighting Sartre thoughts of consciousness as freedom. He concentrates on the desire of the consciousness in [...]

This is quite different to my usual posts, it’s an experiment so forgive me if this isn’t as flowing. In Ancient Times a Symposium was a gathering [...]

If you haven’t read the first part of this dialogue I suggest you do to understand key points explained so I don’t have to define them again. htt [...]

In saying “Blue unicorns don’t exist” we are suggesting, in conspicuous existence, there is no exemplification of blue unicorns. In reply to thi [...]