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My Interlocutor Responds
Responding to my post on Darwin, my interlocutor writes: Fact of the matter, Levi, is that you are a pretty arrogant guy when you want to be. Fine. I don’t generally comment unless I think that… more →
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My Interlocutor Responds
larvalsubjects wrote 55 minutes ago: Responding to my post on Darwin, my interlocutor writes: Fact of the matter, Levi, is that you are a … more →
It's Federer! Sampras! Bjorn Borg! Michael Jackson!
Jonathan wrote 2 hours ago: Arguments about who’s the greatest at any sport are a little like disputes over the will of G … more →
Quote For The Day
Dan Fincke wrote 23 hours ago: From the Buddha, via Camels With Hammers’ own Dave Smith: Do not believe in anything simply be … more →
The Case For Naturalism (And A Great Take On The Practical Import Of Descartes)
Dan Fincke wrote 1 day ago: Solid Video, the first ~5 minutes are a great little take on the practical uses of Cartesian reasoni … more →
Irreconcilable Paradoxes
michaelshover wrote 2 days ago: So in this clip, at 1:00, Pastor Mark Kielar stresses that Pastors and Teachers who claim that in Sc … more →
Wittgenstein's Most Cherished Emphasis
deadondres wrote 2 days ago: “What we cannot speak of we must pass over in silence” Ludwig Wittgenstein … more →
Computer Simulations in Social Epistemology
manwithoutqualities wrote 3 days ago: The latest issue of EPISTEME is now available – the theme is computer simulations – an t … more →
Protestant Dualism: Epistemology
Jonathan Henson wrote 4 days ago: *This is the 2nd post of a 5 post series. Part 2: Epistemology Perhaps the most controversial aspect … more →
Adam and Eve Did What? A Visit to the Creationism Museum Makes Scientists Laugh, Cry
divoram wrote 4 days ago: From Alternet The museum argues, among other things, that war, famine and natural disasters are to b … more →
Does science lead to atheism? Not really
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John wrote 4 days ago: Occasionally one’s sole impact on things is the ability to get other people to do good work by … more →
Palin As Paradigmatic Fundamentalist and Why I Turned Against Faith
Dan Fincke wrote 4 days ago: A reader of Andrew Sullivan’s blog brilliantly connects the dots: Part of Sarah Palin’s … more →
Not Everything Is Scientifically Explicable, But
Dan Fincke wrote 5 days ago: in the interview I rather specifically said there were phenomena for which science is not the best t … more →
Faith, Doubt, & Certainty in Christian Discipleship (Newbigin)
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Reformed Reader wrote 5 days ago: This is an amazing and truly outstanding book. Lesslie Newbigin’s Proper Confidence (Grand R … more →
If Faith Isn't Publicly Justifiable, How Can It Provide Justification At All?
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Dan Fincke wrote 5 days ago: Chris’s reply to part 2 of my series of objections to religious moderates and intellectuals: F … more →
Philosophy and practice
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Aristotle The Geek wrote 5 days ago: I have always placed politics, a term that subsumes everything that has to do with society and human … more →
Visual Agnosia
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Gil wrote 6 days ago: No, this is not a vain effort to sound scientifically astute (I’m not), nor is it a an effort … more →
Our Caveman Brains
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Dan Fincke wrote 6 days ago: No one is immune—the question is whether we cultivate or counteract our natural cognitive fall … more →
The Guild of Xenolinguists by Sheila Finch
David Marshall wrote 1 week ago: It’s always interesting to observe the growth and development of jargon — a kind of insiders’ … more →
Complexity 101
manwithoutqualities wrote 1 week ago: Here are some nice distinctions drawn about complexity theory by someone coming to the subject with … more →
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