The book is “The Communist Manifesto” (1848), co-authored by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, and originally titled in German as … Read more
Rights of Man, written by Thomas Paine, was first published in 1791 (Part I) and 1792 (Part II) during one … Read more
Written by Evan Thompson, Why I Am Not a Buddhist is a 2020 book published by Yale University Press. Evan … Read more
This integrated review and analytical article examines two seminal works of social and religious critique in India: Both books share … Read more
Why I Am Not a Muslim by Ibn Warraq was first published in 1995 by Prometheus Books (Amherst, New York). … Read more
Why I Am Not a Christian is an influential essay by Bertrand Russell, first delivered as a lecture on 6 … Read more
Ross Douthat’s Believe: Why Everyone Should Be Religious is a striking entry into contemporary religious discourse. Douthat, a New York … Read more
On Liberty is one of the most influential philosophical works of the 19th century, written by John Stuart Mill and … Read more
What if the reason you never feel caught up isn’t because you’re lazy, but because the productivity game itself is … Read more
Niccolò Machiavelli’s The Prince stands as one of the most impactful political treatises of the Renaissance, challenging conventional thought about … Read more
Joseph Murphy’s The Power of Your Subconscious Mind is a thought-provoking exploration of the untapped potential within each of us. … Read more
The transformative power of The Courage to Be Disliked lies in its profound exploration of human freedom, happiness, and self-acceptance, … Read more
In the 21st century, science and religion grapple with profound questions, blending empirical evidence with spiritual beliefs. Their interplay influences ethics, technology, and societal values, shaping modern understanding and coexistence.
Discover the vibrant essence of African religions through rituals and rhythms, embodying the spirit and diversity of 17.89% of the global population.
Philosophy of love is to philosophise love. Philosophy is defined as “love of knowledge and wisdom. Love has degenerated into a modern-day commodity.