Lucretius’ poem “De rerum natura” remains helpful today because it reminds us that religions of any kind are not above critical assessment. They should initiate an internal reflection to better...

There is no true life without the possibility of some “black swan” (negative) or serendipitous (positive) components. Without them life becomes an illusory experience. Without contingency life...

A noble religious and ethical attitude should be qualified, not only by the degree of conviction, but also by the degree of flexibility it creates in us.

The fundamental moral question at this time is not how to survive in the worst situation but rather how to make it possible for our neighbors to survive. If they survive most probably we’ll...