Tag: murder
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The Tyranny of Certainty: How Absolutism Distorts the Soul’s Path to Justice The 1950 film Rashomon, directed by Akira Kurosawa, is a masterful exploration of the human soul’s deepest contradictions. I’ve been a big fan of Kurosawa since discovering his work as a teenager, however this is one which took time and experience to fully…
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A Christian Philosopher’s Take on Batman Versus Joker In the sprawling metropolis of Gotham, teetering on the brink of chaos, we find ourselves confronted with a moral conundrum as old as humanity itself. The Dark Knight is a philosophy film cloaked in the garb of cartoonish comic book heroism. It invites us to ponder the…
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A Christian Philosopher Watches The Godfather There exists a profound confusion in this age of noise regarding greatness. We tend to equate importance with stature: a towering building, a commanding voice, or an unquestioned position. Something within each of us admires the one who sits highest upon the mountain, yet they more often remain blinded…
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Pro-Life and Pro-Virtue Argument by Dr. Marcus Roe, founder of 24K Journal of Virtues Science This paper was written as part of a lawsuit effort, please consider joining the lawsuit here:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uNqlI3UPC8po0zMZGuL6V_BGJXt-U5EXNriH9HYjbGE/edit?tab=t.0 A. Prevalence & Evil Power Wonder why the pillars of society now wobble, families fracture like brittle clay, and the average child drifts aimlessly…