Taking Feser to Task on Human Intellect
Here is a guest post from author Gunther Laird, who takes aim at Edward Feser and his Thomistic philosophy. Please grab Laird's excellent book that takes Feser head on. In the
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Luke Breuer Takes on Conceptual Nominalism
I have a long history in my writing and philosophy here and elsewhere of adhering to a position called "conceptual nominalism". If you want more details, check out: * Philosophy 101 (philpapers
Debunking the Exodus IV: Hardening of Hearts
The Exodus is a story that is hugely important to Christians (and Jews), as can be seen by some comments by Christians on the previous articles in this series. I want to continue
Reviews
I've said this a number of times before... My books are generally niche. They don't sell a lot. At all. So they don't get many reviews. So
My Interview on the Resurrection with Harmonic Atheist
I've done a few interviews with Tim Mills/Harmonic Atheist and I love them. Here is a great chat about my latest book - The Resurrection: A Critical Examination of the
What We've Been Watching
Just to take a break from arguing the ta's pretty much everything, since the discussion boards have been getting into some kind of frenzy, I thought I would talk about something
Open Satan Statue Season in Greene's Georgia
Majorie Taylor Greene is never far away from controversy, never far from rank hypocrisy, utter stupidity and vile immorality. No wonder some of the commenters here like her. Another embarrassing video has emerged
Humanists Launch Project to Uplift Marginalized Writers
From the American Humanist Association: Today, the American Humanist Association (AHA) launches the Call for Voices project, which strives to increase the visibility of historically marginalized writers. This project was piloted in 2020
Exodus Sidebar: Replying to Armstrong about Camels
I recently posted my latest piece on the historicity of the Exodus accounts in the Bible, this time concerning the historical problems of the mentions of camels in the Old Testament. Catholic blogger
Debunking the Exodus III: Camels
The Exodus account is one of the key stories of the Bible, creating a foundation upon which so much else in the Bible is built. Without the truth of the Exodus, the truth
An Idea on Commenting
I understand that commenting on my articles and in the threads below is something of a problem for a good many of you in a way that I wish it wasn’t. And
Study: Tippling Is NOT Good for Philosophising
We all knew it. I knew it. I just didn't want to know it. Now it's even more robustly established than ever before. Here it is in black and