Jean-Paul Sartre: the Most Influential Philosopher of the Twentieth Century
article #351 by Bill Nugent Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) is considered by many to be the single most persuasive ...
article #351 by Bill Nugent Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) is considered by many to be the single most persuasive ...
Article #349 by Bill Nugent Where were you in 1968? That was a frequent question posed in the years following the...
Article #347 by Bill Nugent I once debated a man over the internet who said “Show me a Cambrian rabbit and...
Article #344 by Bill Nugent After the collapse of communism in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the early 1...
Article #343 by Bill Nugent 3/31/20 Do you know it’s impossible to kill a virus? That’s because vir...
Article #337 by Bill Nugent In an English literature classroom in a college in the eastern U.S. in the late 1950s...
The Cambrian Explosion is the term used to describe the sudden appearance of an extremely large number of diverse...
Article #335 by Bill Nugent The fundamental breakthroughs in chemistry and physics occurred in the seventeenth ce...
Article #334 by Bill Nugent There’s a man who lived in early colonial America who’s unknown to most o...
Article #332 by Bill Nugent The Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century was about salvation. The controve...
Bill’s book: “The Cross, Self-Denial and the Manifestation of the Sons of God.” is now on Kindle! Bel...
Article # 328 by Bill Nugent This is essentially a revision of an article about Haldane’s Dilemma which I sent out...