Dreams preoccupied the Greek and Roman world in antiquity, therefore they had a prominent role in social, philosophical, religious, historical and political life of those times. They were considered as omens and prophetic signs of future events in private and public life, and that was particularly accentuated when elements of actions which took place in the plot of dreams were associated direct...

The purpose of this article is to discuss Malik Bennabi's thoughts on the role religion in society. discussion was carried out by using content analysis method for some works as primary sources and several other relevant references describe his thoughts. After describing intellectual journey briefly, This paper begins with origin society its definitions basic elements that make up it, namely Hu...

In Islamic law, for a child who has not been mumayyiz, their custody falls in the hands of mother. If then is given right to choose and determine care him. However, judge Panyabungan Religious Court decides mumayyiz father. This study aims analyze judge’s considerations determining Using normative philosophical approach by using Maqasid Sharia theory, this employs qualitative methodology examin...

Prof. Wig, Country's most revered mental-health expert, believes that the Indian (Hindu) mythology is " one of the richest mythologies in the world… and for better practice in psychiatry, we must make more use of the rich Indian Philosophy and religious traditions … ". To substantiate his belief, Prof. Wig narrates a story from Ramayana wherein Hanuman's forgotten powers are restored by Jambava...

Humans possess a remarkable ability to discriminate structure from randomness in the environment. However, this ability appears to be systematically biased. This is nowhere more evident than in the Gambler's Fallacy (GF)-the mistaken belief that observing an increasingly long sequence of "heads" from an unbiased coin makes the occurrence of "tails" on the next trial ever more likely. Although t...

According to the much-discussed argument from divine hiddenness, God’s existence is disconfirmed by the fact that not everyone believes in God. The argument has provoked an impressive range of theistic replies, but none has overcome – or, I suggest, could overcome – the challenge posed by the uneven distribution of theistic belief around the world, a phenomenon for which naturalistic explanatio...