Does philosophy answer any questions?

There are no final answers that can be given to philosophical questions because they can always be opposed by contrasting views. Because philosophical questions are contestable and problematic, they require complex thinking to answer.

What questions do philosophers try to answer?

Deep Philosophical Questions

• Do guns protect people or kill people?
• Will racism cease to exist?
• Why is beauty associated with morality?
• Why do we respect the dead more than the living?
• Does God have supreme power?
• Will the world be a better place if caste and religion cease to exist?
• What is the meaning of true love?

What questions remain unanswered in philosophy?

5 great unsolved philosophical questions

• Do we really have free will?
• Can we know anything at all?
• Who am “I”?
• What is death?
• What would “global justice” look like?

Is it true that philosophy deals with questions that Cannot be answered?

Yes, all philosophy questions can be answered. With a proper understanding of epistemology and metaphysics, everything has an answer.

Is there a definitive answer to a philosophical question?

This, however, does not mean that one should not attempt to seek answers to its questions – it means that, most of the time, one cannot find any one definitive answer. Typically, a philosophical question will be answered differently depending on whose philosophical ideas you find valuable and from which you are then deducing an answer.

Is philosophy the love of answers?

Philosophy is not the love of answers; it is truly the love for inquiry that deepens knowledge. (I have already seen that you are not too happy with questions). Are you aware of the etymology of the word “Philosophy.” If not, then let me bore you for a minute with this explanation.

What happens when philosophy takes away from life and reality?

When philosophy is taken away from life and reality, it begins it fail at answering questions rationally. When philosophy is rational, it can answer our questions and has.

Do you have a passion for Philosophy?

Philosophy is not the love of answers; it is truly the love for inquiry that deepens knowledge. (I have already seen that you are not too happy with questions). If you don’t feel a passion for gaining philosophic knowledge, for gaining wisdom, then don’t study Philosophy.

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