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Books from NBC's The Good Place.

"What matters isn't if people are good or bad. What matters is if they're trying to be better today than they were yesterday."

Do you believe in a certain truth of everything, that there is a all encompassing moral code we all should adhere to? Think you know how it works and what is actually right or wrong? Is it ethical to have moral beliefs? Think again! Or better yet, read these books on morality, right vs wrong, inherent truths and much more before stating your opinion as absolute!

We often talk about what Rizal wrote, but what did the National Hero consume to write so well? To think in that way? Rizal was known to be a voracious reader, getting it from his parents ("[My parents] urged me to read and understand them [books]") and then spending hours in libraries overseas. From his letter to Blumentritt (Nov. 8, 1888): "The Indio, in general, is very fond of reading and studying…”

A list of essential philosophy reads. This list is more suited for philosophy readers particularly interested in theological thinkers, history of philosophy, and reads on the philosophical method.