Health & Wellbeing · 12. January 2026

The God Gap is a philosophical essay about what remains when God is removed from human thought. It explores why enlightenment does not simply eliminate God, but exposes structural gaps between hope and fulfillment, guilt and forgiveness, and is and ought. The article explains why these gaps can force God to re-emerge as a social phenomenon and how education, language, and institutions can learn to inhabit them without religion.

Humanities & Education · 28. May 2025

In a world driven by automation, not every task should be handed over to AI. This article introduces a deeply philosophical decision-making model that helps determine when human experience is irreplaceable. Grounded in thinkers like Husserl, Frankl and Habermas, it offers practical guidance and ethical clarity on how to balance productivity with meaning, personal growth, democracy and cultural depth.