Empathy is an essential part of human nature that allows individuals to understand and share the feelings of others. It is a crucial factor for developing meaningful relationships with others and...
What is normative relational ethics?
Normative relational ethics is an approach to ethics that focuses on how people relate to each other in their social interactions. It emphasizes...
"Can divine justice exist outside of moral binaries established by tradition?" is a difficult question to answer because it requires an understanding of both the nature of justice and how it relates...
Reconciliation practices involve addressing past harms within families that have caused harm to individuals who were once connected through familial bonds. These harms can include abuse, neglect, and...
There has been an increasing awareness of how various forms of discrimination such as racism, ableism, heterosexism, classism, and others intersect and reinforce each other to create systems of...
Systemic discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning individuals (LGBTQ) can be traced back to colonial times when religious institutions and governments viewed...
The experience of being queer has always been marked by a sense of exclusion from mainstream society. This exclusion can be felt spiritually, morally, and socially, as queer people often struggle to...
Experimental literature is an important literary genre that pushes the boundaries of traditional forms and styles to create unique and innovative works. It often explores themes that are considered...
We will explore what moral responsibilities parents have in shaping their children's understanding of empathy, justice, and care. We will examine the different ways that parents can help their...
Philosophy of Family Service, Justice, Activism
When families become involved in community service, social justice or activism, they often do so based on specific philosophical principles that...