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question Why don't schools teach us to form our own opinions?

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 by MatthewSenopole Dec 17, 2010 16:37
question Will human beings really ever understand and accept each other ?

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 by nowheregirl Sep 29, 2010 20:14
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question Is organized religion the root of all evil?

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 by pjmccann3 Aug 27, 2006 22:06
question What is out limit as government approaches problems?

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 by solanop Feb 04, 2012 05:26
question If you were listening to a vocal audition for a university program, what would you look for? I would seek passion, engagement, confidence, imagination but I don't know what pieces could portray all of that. What vocal pieces transcend reality?

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 by rwt Feb 05, 2012 21:24
question Are women better human beings than men?

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 by Thai sean Jan 19, 2009 04:25
question Is military expansion caused by war or is war caused by military expansion?

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 by jackiem1552 Feb 02, 2012 19:13
question Isn't it a hypocrisy to support animal rights but being a non-vegetarian ?

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 by mansi1511 Jan 30, 2012 10:35
comment As religion creates civilisations and laws and taboos. Atheism and anarchy are two sides of the same coin one is religious unrest the other social unrest but both are destructive to societies and neither has created anything or been adopted by any country. People do things of their own accord not because of the group they are affiliated with even though they may share some common values. [...]

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 by jshm2 Oct 04, 2010 04:36
answer I am trying very hard to respond in a positive manner to this post but the mindset of the person in poverty is not the problem. I have traveled worldwide and what you call the mindset is the result of inequity, it is a sort of depression that can only be cured by earning a decent wage. If you try to educate this person there’re has to be a job waiting for him or her and that is an economic factor, [...]

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 by Thai sean Dec 30, 2011 04:24
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question If we produce enough food to feed everyone in the world, why don't we?

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 by aquariusamy Sep 05, 2006 14:50
comment People are the root of all evil. Asking if religion is the root of all evil is like asking if books are the root of all evil. Like religion, books are both good and the evil depending on who wrote them. Principia Mathematica = good, The Anarchist Cookbook = evil. "Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by rulers as useful." — attributed to Seneca the [...]

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 by chrispalser Nov 29, 2011 09:27
answer Evil cannot be blamed on any sole concept of religion. Evil stems from humans, in the choices that they make. The origin is evil is within us, and behold, the greatest war lies not externally but within.

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 by treeless Dec 10, 2011 00:30
question how can educators combat the poverty mindset?

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 by livnlrn75 Dec 29, 2011 21:39
comment I'm big on looking at the world through an evolutionary perspective, and if you were to ask this question a decade or so ago, evolutionary theorist would probably say that by not fulfilling your role of 'passing your genes' onto to future generations, that you have no value. However, evolutionary theorists have incorporated more social values into their research today than ever before. Because of [...]

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 by Vanse571 Mar 27, 2011 20:36