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GIJS KRUIJTZER | Does the question of the origin of consequentialism matter to the question of how desirable a tool it is to us now?

PHILIP BALL | There’s one thing that distinguishes living matter from nonliving matter, it is this notion of agency.

A profound but quiet transformation in biology is changing the way we think about life.

ARTHUR BRAVO | Activism and activists of all persuasions stand to benefit from a mutually dynamic dialogue between theory and practice.

NICK SPENCER | The British have never felt a particularly pressing need formally to define science. . .Not so America.

Steven E. Aschheim | No singular Nietzschean paradigm has ever utterly dominated the philosophical, political and cultural landscape.

TIMOTHY LARSEN | For the Bible to speak to our world it has to be set in it, acknowledging the reality of the worst evils that befall us...

Technological and scientific progress often have a fraught relationship with religion. . .

SARA AMERI MAHABADI | What we witnessed during COVID is not entirely new. Blaming others, attempting to dismantle the status quo, or...

IRA GLICK & NEIL EISENBERG | The Jewish problem with athletics literally arose in the locker room.

VITTORIO HÖSLE | Where does the enthusiasm of the 18th century for the humanities come from?

VITTORIO HÖSLE | We must try to develop again a worldview in which scientific and ethical thinking. . .