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Trust in friends

Trust in friends is a topic that can spark surprisingly strong emotions. On one hand, people say that true friends are revealed in times of hardship; on the other, we increasingly hear stories of betrayal, gossiping behind one’s back, or “fake friends” who are only looking for advantages. In the era of social media, the line between genuine bonds and superficial acquaintance is becoming increasingly blurred. Some trust unconditionally and believe loyalty still exists, while others assume everyone has a hidden agenda. Psychologists emphasize that trust is the foundation of relationships, while the “experienced” warn: the more you say, the easier it is for someone to use it against you. Can we still truly believe in the sincerity of bonds, or has friendship become merely an illusion?

21/08/2025

Telepathy

Do you believe that telepathy is a real phenomenon that can occur between people?

Telepathy has sparked both fascination and skepticism for decades. Some claim it is proof of the existence of deeper, invisible bonds between people, while others see it as merely a romantic myth fueled by literature and pop culture. Scientific research has not provided conclusive evidence, yet reports of “thought transmission” between close individuals keep resurfacing, often in extreme situations or moments of strong emotion. Is it a hidden ability of the brain, a remnant of ancient evolutionary mechanisms, or rather a coincidence we like to interpret as something magical? Perhaps we are simply afraid to admit that we know more about each other than we would like to.

13/08/2025

Women’s Ordination

Do you think women should have the right to serve in priestly roles as priests or bishops, similar to what happens in some other Christian denominations?

The debate over whether women should serve in priestly roles divides communities of the faithful like an old dispute over dogmas. Supporters of change invoke gender equality, secular laws, and the example of some Protestant churches, where female bishops and pastors no longer surprise anyone. Opponents stress fidelity to the Holy Scriptures and the tradition in which the priesthood has for centuries been reserved for men. Conspiracy theories also appear – from an alleged elite plan to break the foundations of the Church to “spiritual engineering” aimed at changing its identity. Is this a step toward renewal, or the beginning of the erosion of the sacred?

13/08/2025

Humanization of Animals – Dehumanization of Children

Do you think that modern laws and social narratives lead to the dehumanization of children (e.g., through the legalization of abortion on demand) while increasingly “humanizing” animals and imposing severe penalties for harming them?

It is increasingly common to get the impression that modern law works against common sense. On the one hand, there is growing acceptance of abortion on demand, which for many is equivalent to stripping unborn children of their humanity. On the other hand, the brutal treatment of animals is met with increasingly harsh penalties, and their legal status is approaching that of humans. Some see this as a moral decline, others as civilizational progress and proof that empathy is no longer selective. But where is the line beyond which protecting the life of an animal becomes more important than the life of a human?

13/08/2025

The “taken partner” effect

Do you think that people who are in a relationship are perceived as more attractive than singles?

The “taken partner” effect is a phenomenon that some may find fascinating and others morally questionable. Psychologists claim that the human brain reacts to the signal “someone has already chosen this person” as confirmation of their value – like a recommendation in the world of emotions. Critics see it as proof of our competitive nature, which makes us desire someone else’s property. An evolutionary theory? Or perhaps just plain jealousy dressed in scientific words? Is it instinct that tells us to pursue what is already taken?

10/08/2025

Polygamy

Have you ever been in love with two people at the same time?

Polygamy has divided public opinion for centuries. Some believe that the natural human tendency to love more than one person is a remnant of evolution and ancient social models. Others see it as a threat to fidelity and family stability. Supporters of polygamy cite biological and cultural arguments, while opponents point to moral and legal ones. Can great love really have more than one name, or is it just an excuse?

10/08/2025

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Trust in friends

Telepathy

Women’s Ordination

Humanization of Animals – Dehumanization of Children

The “taken partner” effect

Polygamy