An Introduction to Practical Philosophical Inquiry
Martin Benjamin explores the intersection of academic philosophy and the inquiries of educated nonspecialists, making complex ideas accessible and engaging. His work invites readers to ponder profound philosophical questions while providing clarity and insight, fostering a deeper understanding of philosophical concepts in everyday life.
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A guide to common everyday phrases in Swahili. Includes two-way dictionary.
The book explores the dark reality of institutional abuse within religious organizations during a time when the church wielded significant influence over society. It reveals how nuns, brothers, and priests often evaded accountability for their actions, subjecting children to physical, emotional, and sexual harm. Offenders were frequently transferred to different parishes rather than facing justice, highlighting a systemic failure to protect vulnerable individuals in their care. The narrative sheds light on the urgent need for reform and accountability within these institutions.