A Note on the Problem of Induction

Induction is a thinking process where one makes conclusions by moving from the particular to the general. Arguments based on induction can range in probability from very low to very high, but always less than 100%. Here is an example of…

Individualism: Liberalism’s False Premise

Liberalism is a “disputatious family of doctrines”[1] which share the same core political values. These values are the priority of individual rights and an emphasis on individual freedoms; it can be argued that these values form Liberalism’s intellectual foundations. The…

A Seventh Century War on Terror

“What is there now, I ask of delight in this world? Everywhere we observe strife; fields are depopulated, the land has returned to solitude. And yet the blows of Divine justice have no end, because among the blows those guilty…