God — A Personal Story
I want to wrap up this series on atheism with a personal story about the point in time where I […]
Philosophy is never too far from physics. It is in their overlap that I expect breakthroughs.
I want to wrap up this series on atheism with a personal story about the point in time where I […]
The atheist-theist debate boils down to a simple question — Did humans discover God? Or, did we invent Him? The
Here is a slightly more formal argument against atheism We have a physical realm and a mental one. Why not say God lives in the mental or spiritual realm?
I have a reason for delaying this post on the fifth and last argument for God by Dr. William Lane
In the previous post, we considered the cosmological argument (that the Big Bang theory is an affirmation of a God)
Prof. William Lane Craig is way more than a deist; he is certainly a theist. In fact, he is more
Recently, I have been listening to some debates on atheism by Christopher Hitchens, as recommended by a friend. Although I
The trinity of gods (the gods of creation, well-being and destruction) in Hinduism is an echo of a school of thought. As with all religions, the rituals and chants have wisdom hidden just below the surface. Here is my humble attempt at uncovering it.
Richard Feynman uses an analogy to drive home the everyday-miracle of our perception of the world around us. It is also illustrates how much we can know.
Why do we grieve when someone dies? I don’t think we grieve for them, but ourselves. Do not seek to to know for whom the bells tolls; it tolls for thee.
This an addendum to this series, I want to say a few more words about success in life. If you cannot quite achieve it, what do you do? Cheat like crazy!
When I talked about the dimensions of success, I used the word dimension with an ulterior motive. I want to