A working philosophical definition.

Skepticism is a key tool in philosophy. Socrates used it to uncover untruths, false beliefs, opinion and speculation. It is an attitude of doubt or incredulity towards knowledge or assertions. It is closely connected with understanding the limitations of knowledge.

Skepticism has always been one of the most important aspects of philosophy.

Why I do not believe in God and how life lead me to become an atheist.

Descartes is a methodological skeptic who finds it difficult to trust the senses when acquiring knowledge.

This article is an in depth insight into major philosophical questions about cognitivist and skepticist viewpoints towards ethics and morality. Through analyzing what each side stands for and giving case examples one has a clearer sense of right and wrong.