What distinguishes science from pseudo-science?

Did Mother Teresa really believe in God?

To what extend it is true that 'the camera never lies'?

What criteria might one use to determine whether or not history textbooks are biased?

Do expert knowers aspire to, or avoid being certain about the world?

Do our values depend on knowing the truth about the world?

To what extent should we try to empathise with Hitler in order to understand his actions?

To what extent do you think that your country's history has been influenced by its geography?

How important is it for our political leaders to have a good knowledge of history?

Do religious beliefs change and develop over time in response to criticism?

To what extent does surfing the internet encourage source amnesia?

Do different perspectives have different approaches to values?

How does the law of large numbers enable insurance companies to offer cover against risks such as car accidents, house fires and death?

How much certainty do we require to construct our values?

Is it our responsibility to justify all the claims we make?

To what extent should soccer managers rely on data rather than intuition?

Is the definition of 'terrorism' more a matter of objective fact or subjective opinion?

How reliable are knowledge claims based on faith?

What role do emotions play in people's moral judgement?