Both Sides Brigade
Philosophy of mind, ethics, and religion.
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Moral Anti-Realists Can't Have It Both Ways
Pictured: The unbelievably good image that AI generated for me when I asked it to represent the concept of a philosophical contradiction
If you spend any time at all in the debate between moral realists and anti-realists online, you’ll alm...
Fine-Tuning Is Everybody's Problem (Part Three)
Pictured: The final legally-mandated galaxy photo
This is the final entry in a three-part series on the fine-tuning argument. In the first entry, I gave my reasons for thinking that both theism and naturalism struggle to explain finely-tun...
2 Peter, Miracles, and Anti-Miracles: What It Would Take For Me To Become a Christian
Pictured: The Denial of Saint Peter by Caravaggio, which depicts the titular saint angrily denying that he ever wrote 2 Peter
As an atheist, one of the most common questions I get is what it would take for me to become a Christian. How abo...
Fine-Tuning is Everybody's Problem (Part Two)
Pictured: Yet another legally required photo of a galaxy
This is the middle entry in a three-part series on the fine-tuning argument. For context, you can read the first entry, in which I give reasons for thinking finely-tuned constants ar...
Fine-Tuning is Everybody's Problem (Part One)
Pictured: The image of deep space you’re legally required to use as a header any time you write a Substack post about fine-tuning
In Neil Sinhababu’s wonderful paper “Divine Fine-Tuning Vs. Electrons In Love,” he identifies these two premi...
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