Vincent's Blog

“When given the choice of being right and being kind”, the advice goes, “choose kind.” The self-proclaimed principle by itself may earn...

Originally, the following was written around new year yet I did not publish it until now. The fragility of the human heart is one of...

I once thought, perhaps prematurely, that I was mature. Every night afforded me an opportunity to think and philosophize — the day before...

“The unexamined life is not worth living”, Socrates proclaims in front of the jurors who were to convict him to death, convicted against...

Mathematics and science are the art of nature, the governor of the universe — with merely a formula of several letters written with a...

“Facts don’t care about your feelings,” proclaims the nightmarish figure to all political left-wingers, Ben Shapiro, perhaps doing so...

The solitude quarantine ordains makes self-reflection inevitable; be it day or night, each of my hours in recent months are spent in...

Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment remains one of the most philosophically resonating pieces of literature in my heart. The novel...

I ambled through a park on a Wednesday afternoon; the place was sparsely populated, with each encounter with a stranger requiring at...

My previous optimism towards humanity met its greatest challenge when I came to learn that many whom I used to admire may not deserve...

In this excerpt, Amelia Finley is coming back to her dorm room after dating a charismatic and handsome cult leader, Sidney Reynolds....

One of my favorite things about Christianity, which I, as a lifelong skeptic, appreciate and distrust at the same time, is its doctrine...

At this point in her life, when the New Advent has permeated her heart as much as mere drops of ink may pollute a bottle of water, she no...