Monthly Archives: September 2019
My struggle with Christianity
I was brought up as a Christian, kind of (mum and most of her family are devoutly adherent; dad is an atheist – story for another day), but for as long as I can remember, I have always struggled with … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, existential crisis, existentialism, philosophy, religion
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Is it morally defensible to have children?
Recently, I had a debate with my cousins and M about whether it is morally justifiable to have biological children (as opposed to adoption). To me the issue can be reframed so: is life a gift worth giving? One of … Continue reading
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Tagged ethics, existentialism, nihilism, philosophy, thoughts, utilitarianism
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Comprehensive doctrine
Today, D sent us a quote that really resonated: “What do you want – the pain of staying where you are, or the pain of growth?” For so long, I have been terrified of abandoning a comfort zone I have … Continue reading
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Tagged adulthood, career, comprehensive doctrine, existential crisis, existentialism, life, nihilism, philosophy, quarter life crisis, rawls, religion, thoughts
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