The main thesis of this paper is that mental health practitioners can legitimately infer that a patient's given condition is a case of mental disorder without having diagnosed any specific mental disorder. The article shows how this is justifiable by relying either on psychopathological reasoning, on 'intentional' analysis or possibly on other modes of reasoning. In the end, it highlights the c...

This article studies the problem of evil in Abrahamic religions and philosophical traditions, and tries to restate their solutions in a contemporary language. The author aims at affirming traditional Abrahamic approaches to theodicy that preserve divine omnipotence, benevolence, and omniscience, but without denying the reality of evil.

Abstract Korean people share a cultural emotion called jeong (정 情), which generally means intimacy or love. The word literally “emotions” “feelings” but also refers to complicated intimate feelings that are influenced by various philosophical traditions. Buddhism offers the crucial foundation of concept with notion hanmaum (한마음), an indigenous words for “one mind (or heart-mind) ( ilsim 일심 一心)....