Category: Religion Philosophy

  • Happy Easter!

    Happy Easter from Harmonia Philosophica! Resurrection - Illogical, thus True. Transubstantiation, atoms, scientism… How to easily win an atheist in a debate… Πως να κερδίσεις εύκολα έναν άθεο σε μια συζήτηση... Επιστήμη, θρησκεία, πρακτικές εφαρμογές... Science, religion, practical applications... Forgiveness, sex – Medical or Religious advice? Συγχώρεση, σεξ – Ιατρική ή Θρησκευτική συμβουλή; Articles for…

  • Decline in religion, decline in morality.

    Religious decline does not equal moral decline, says researcher. [1] How original. Stupid prejudiced science reaches to stupid prejudiced conclusions. We must be careful to compare things with the same standards. Morality has not declined based on our standards now, because our standards have demised into a pulp of liberalism. But morality and ethics is…

  • The Benedict Option…

    Modern society is growing more and more atheistic. Let's not fool ourselves: People who are (honestly and essentially) religious are becoming a minority. Religion is having less and less impact on modern society, which believes that being "progressive" is more important than upholding the values which helped western civilization rise. The only option left seems…

  • Religion as a PREREQUISITE for Science!

    Is religiosity related to being a good scientist? With so many scientists being religious, everyone agrees that religiosity is not an obstacle for scientists. But I go one step further, by saying that religiosity is actually a kind of prerequisite for science. Let me explain my self... As already mentioned in “Religion and Science Unification…

  • Going away. Coming back… (Society vs. Love)

    Going away. Coming back… (Society vs. Love)

    A little child cries and tries to stop her dad from leaving for work. Dad leaves because he “must”. How many times the “Must” of the many (society) overshadow the “Must” of the few. But what if that few are the most important ones? What if the needs of the many are illusionary ones? What…

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