It’s time again for your weekly installment of noteworthy links! First, some announcements. Gil is looking into creating a forum, however, in order for this idea to go through, he needs thirty people who will post on a regular basis. It doesn’t have to be daily, but he doesn’t want people who will make ten [...]
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It’s time for this week’s collection of links. First, an announcement. Similar to how Luke Muehlhauser over at Common Sense Atheism is blogging his way through Richard Carrier’s Sense and Goodness Without God (Which he refers to as a ”handy worldview-in-a-box for atheists”), I’m going to be blogging my way though J. P. Moreland and William Lane [...]
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Finally, my exams are finished! Now I have more time for blogging. To kick start the summer, here’s this week’s collection of links. Where is Moral Knowledge? — An excellent essay by Dallas Willard on contemporary moral bewilderment and human condition. A lecture is available here. The Fine-Tuning Argument for the Existence of God — Dr. James [...]
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It’s been a while since one of these. Here are this week’s newsworthy links: Antony Flew, the British philosopher known for being one of the most famous atheists of the 20th century and for changing his mind in 2004, has died. He was 87. Academic Earth is a great collection of university lectures on all sorts [...]
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Theoretical BS surprisingly made a response to me here. I’ll have a rebuttal out by Wednesday or Friday. Tim’s presence on the blog will be minimal for the next few months. He recently committed himself to a self-study of the AP World History and Psychology exams, an initiative which will take up most of his [...]
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