“The refusal to take part in all war under any conditions is an unworldly view bound to remain a sectarian doctrine. It no more challenges the state's authority than the celibacy of priests challenges the sanctity of marriage.”
This book delves into the fundamental concepts of justice, examining how fairness and equity can be achieved in various aspects of social life. It is a comprehensive treatise that has significantly influenced the field of political philosophy. more
John Rawls (February 21, 1921 - November 24, 2002) was an influential American philosopher, known for his contributions to political philosophy, particularly his theories on justice, freedom, and equality. His work, 'A Theory of Justice,' is considered a classic in the field of political philosophy and has had a profound impact on the late 20th-century discourse on these issues. more
“Life is not a cinema indeed both the hero and the villain will die in the end”