Stuart sets out definitions for the terms ‘objective’ and ‘subjective’, in the context of ethical theory.
Read more »Today I’ll be looking at where we discover theological information and how we evaluate it. To illustrate I’ll be using the four-legged chair you are sitting on.
Read more »By: Rob|21 August, 2009|Categories: Creation & Evolution|Tags: Charles Darwin
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Read more »By: Jason|19 August, 2009|Categories: Philosophy of Science|Tags: Creationism . evolution . Michael Ruse . richard dawkins . The God Delusion
Michael Ruse, the atheist philosopher of biology, has written an interesting post about the extremism and intellectual failures of the “New Atheists”. Ruse teaches at the Florida State University and is himself an ardent critic of Creationism and Intelligent Design, authoring numerous books on the topic and in the philosophy of science (“Darwinism defended: a guide to the evolution controversies”,…
Read more »By: Johnson|03 August, 2009|Categories: Thinking Matters
Modern Western Science is an enterprise that was heavily motivated and influenced by Christian thinkers at the time of its birth. However, the initial success of science soon led to scientism where nonbelievers and even many naive Christians tried to explain everything, material as well as immaterial, by physical sciences and physical sciences alone.
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