Philosophy begins with questions that resist easy answers. They are not about trivia, but about the frame we live in: What counts as real? How should we live? Is there a purpose to life? Philosophy’s worth lies in keeping these questions alive and reshaping how we see the world.
We change constantly in body, mind, and circumstance. Yet we still speak of being the same person throughout life. Philosophy asks what makes this continuity possible and whether it can ever be broken.
The question of God’s existence has been argued for centuries. Philosophers approach it through reason rather than revelation, testing whether belief can be supported by logic and evidence.
