A site that shows figures about religions has to lay open the texts they come from. Here is the whole collection. Every entry leads to the full analysis and to the wording itself.
Michael Scholz analyses in the podcast the independence of antisemitic conspiracy theories, which function regardless of the presence of Jews and market themselves as elite knowledge.
Introduction to the book 'Life, Body, Death' by Bettina Schöne-Seifert, with a focus on medical-ethical dilemmas such as dementia, organ donation, and enhancement.
Integrative oncology combines evidence-based medicine with meaningful support, distinguishes itself from pseudomedicine, and promotes patients' self-efficacy.
Philosophy as garbage collection: The text discusses whether philosophy disposes of conceptual refuse or must answer ultimate questions, and argues in favour of its continued funding.
A podcast conversation about magical thinking as a historically developed cultural phenomenon that becomes particularly relevant in times of crisis.
Analysis of the demand for humanist military chaplaincy in the Bundeswehr and its distinction from religious offerings.
Andreas Bartels explains in a podcast how the philosophy of nature distills philosophical foundations from the sciences and critically examines concepts such as time.
The text interprets human concern for survival and meaning as a privilege, since it highlights the human being's exceptional adaptability and capacity to open up the world.