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№4 (April 2023)
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April 2023
On the varieties of Indian thought
India philosophy aimed beyond logic and ethics and was seen as a way of life and not just as a way of thought.
Essays
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Maulana Muhammad Ali
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4,185 words
The religion of Islam
Islam is, first and foremost, an international religion. It is the true religion for the whole of humanity.
Philipp Mainländer
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7,478 words
The philosophy of redemption
God has died. His death was the life of the world.
Mysore Hiriyanna
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4,904 words
Fording the troubled ocean of saṃsāra
It is the problem of evil that troubled the ancient Indian most. Philosophy was directed at finding a remedy for the ills of life.
Theresa Meki
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2,397 words
On Kruksie’s awareness of the unseen
I concluded that perhaps he was the last of his kind of person. He was in tune with both the material and the spiritual realm.
David Gegeo
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7,247 words
Revitalising Indigenous good governance in Solomon Islands
Metro-centric knowledge still dominates, whether for good or ill, reflecting the syndrome of xenophilia.
Responses
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What is Indian philosophy?
Aaron Ortner
The art of living in harmony
Akshay Gupta
The problem of evil in Hindu thought
Krishna Pathak
The Eastern wisdom of ancient India
Stories
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Georges Baudoux
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4,930 words
The first white men
When the first white men, albinos from another island, came to Gomen, he was there, Tchiao was.
Notes
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Noel S. Pariñas
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651 words
On comparative philosophy
German thoughts and Filipino thoughts are structurally different. There is really no point in comparing apples and oranges.
Issue 5
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April 2024
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