This is my fifth and last post in a series on the Argument from Consciousness—the basic form of which should by now be familiar. The argument begins by presenting properties of consciousness which cannot in principle be reduced to the physical. It then argues that the existence of conscious agents with these mental properties implicates the existence of a Nonphysical Conscious Agent as their originating cause.
The campaign promoting atheism with bus advertisements such as “There’s probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life” has been launched in New Zealand.
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The Argument from Consciousness: Conclusion
/3 Comments/in Article, Blog Post, Thinking Matters /by Ben MinesThis is my fifth and last post in a series on the Argument from Consciousness—the basic form of which should by now be familiar. The argument begins by presenting properties of consciousness which cannot in principle be reduced to the physical. It then argues that the existence of conscious agents with these mental properties implicates the existence of a Nonphysical Conscious Agent as their originating cause.
Atheist Bus Campaign Comes to New Zealand
/4 Comments/in Article /by JasonThe campaign promoting atheism with bus advertisements such as “There’s probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life” has been launched in New Zealand.