Schools of Thought

Habitual behaviors and how they affect friendships

When we are young, we revel in the idea that we can choose our friends who are our own people! It is a thrill to learn that, differently than our family, we voted for our friends or they voted for us. Establishing friendships early in life is the process of falling in platonic love. But as with romantic love, there can be healthy and unhealthy relationships that are based on platonic love.

Schools of Thought Philosophy's search for wisdom: Open to all rational thinkers

by Max Baseman

Greek philosophers had a heavy influence on the modern world. Ideas of conduct put forth by the philosophers of ancient Greece have

Schools of Thought Great philosophers: Montesquieu explained

by Lime Red Tetrahedron

Charles-Louis de Secondat, baron de la Brède et de Montesquieu

Montesquieu was an aristocrat, an enlightened thinker, a political

Schools of Thought How religion and nature relate to health and humanity

by Jishi Santos

Natural health from nature couldn't be better. It seems the Creator has provided something for everybody's health in the

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