I believe if you study moral philosophy your conscience will increase in wisdom and knowledge beyond measure. Which sometimes is called street-smart or a moral compass.
If you want to become rich stay in the educational system which will eventually make you a warrior. Remember Capitalism or Socialism will eventually lead to war. What kind of an economy will not lead to war? To me, that is Philosophy and economics.
If you want to become wise beyond measure study, philosophy of the philosophers.
Remember if you come upon something that is not true, and the author says it’s true. If he/she has no evidence for its truth it is a lie. Remember the number one tool of the evil one is the lie. And who is the evil one? The liar.
To me, there are two kinds of people in the world. A person that has faith in God and a person that has faith in the evil one (the liar).
In this video, I’m posting, what if instead of lying in this video both sides told the truth. I’m going to side with the young lady in this video because it seems to me she is searching for the truth.
Remember an evil person can spin the lie to make it sound like the truth. A person that studies philosophy, common sense will prevail, along with the evidence. To me, there is only one thing that is carved in stone and that is my faith in God.
I believe there’s a new kind of wisdom. I believe if you study Philosophy a new kind of wisdom will prevail. The wisdom of common sense. ~ Norman Bliss, a student of Philosophy, and a man of God.
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Reggie McGuire presents his best case for evolution at the natural history museum, but little does he know that Christina Hannah Bradley has a few questions at the end of his talk that turn the tables… Christina’s questions dismantle evolution and her meek yet powerful presentation of the Bible’s account of origins awaken many to the truth.
Source, Genesis Impact → CLICK HERE
Philosophy and economics → CLICK HERE
Philosophy of Economics (Daniel Little’s entry in the Routledge Encyclopedia of the Philosophy of Science) → CLICK HERE
Philosophy of Economics (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) by Daniel M. Hausman, notable in the field. → CLICK HERE
