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Ways to go beyond: Why spiritual journeys draw non-religious people Did pilgrimage go out of fashion
Are you ready to discover the true meaning of Christmas?Join the team at the IAI for three Christmas
In search of oneselfShould we see self-knowledge as an aim not only misguided, but actively dangerou
Thinking set freeLook for part 1 of this episode from earlier this week! Join our panel of speakers
Thinking set freeIs the emphasis our modern society places on rationality well-placed? Does rational
Can morality be objective?Whether or not moral ideas can be objectively true has divided philosopher
What can African philosophers teach us about history, the modern world, and the good life? And can t
Land, ownership and hypocrisy with Peter Singer, Dale Turner, Tommy J. Curry and Janne TellerSince M
Philosophy at the end of the worldIs humanity looking at its demise in the face? Has it always been?
The metaphysics of naturalism - PART TWOHave we completely abandoned the idea of the supernatural? C
The metaphysics of naturalism - PART ONEHave we completely abandoned the idea of the supernatural? C
Consciousness predates lifeDid consciousness exist before life? Could such a counter-intuitive idea,
Why do audiences across the world love to be scared at the cinema? Why do we have such strong attach
Our human shadowMany have had the experience of an urge to do something wrong just for the hell of i
In search of ourselvesIs the 'self' a useful category, philosophically, psychologically, in our ever
Mind, matter, and everything - PART TWOCan science ever solve the problem of consciousness? Do our m
Are we sliding towards our own extinction? How can we find hope amidst the despair of the modern wor
Mind, matter, and everything - PART ONECan science ever solve the problem of consciousness? Do our m
Heaven in disorderWhat is the relationship between atheism and faith? How do we relate to 'the big o
Heaven in disorderWhat is the concept of 'the self'? How does it relate to how we understand freedom
