What is love exactly? And, why does the world love the idea of being in love?

What is evil? Does it exist within our selves or does it originate from a force that is beyond our control? How much of what we consider to be evil is actually an instinctual response to danger?

The twelve-step philosophy that is used as a foundation for Alcoholic Anonymous contains some pretty profound advice that can be used as a support system for virtually any type of addiction one may face in one's lifetime.

Does our soul repeat it's journey into life over and over again until it completes it's lessons? Are the soul and the mind one and the same? What do you think?

It seems kind of presumptuous to imagine that we are the only life that exists in this vast universe. If there is other life out there- what would it look like?

"Thou shalt not kill" is really good advice. Or, does it mean don't kill except..

Does free will actually exist or have we become slaves to our own technology?

If God exists, why has he stopped talking? Is belief in an all powerful deity something that is genetic in nature or is it based upon faith?

Philosophy attempts to answer complex and profound questions concerning both the usual and unusual beliefs and ideas that circulate though the cultures of our world using logic and rationality as a basis of deeper understanding.

Could the Earth ever become another Pandora? Is humankind capable of understanding that without the Earth we would cease to exist?