Eclectic Inquiries
Ian JoblingPublishing articles about my myriad interests, which include philosophy, religion, psychology, evolution, and neuroscience.
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Bernard Williams Against Morality
If you thoroughly do not want to do something, are you ever morally obligated to do it nevertheless? Say Joe promises his friend Mark to help Mark move. Joe subsequently learns that the day of the move is the last day of an art exhibit that...
Religion and Coherence
What defines a religion? Of the many answers to this question, my favorite is by William James: religion “consists of the belief that there is an unseen order, and that our supreme good lies in harmoniously adjusting ourselves thereto.” Rel...
Why We Blame the Victim
It is well established that psychological normality is based on illusions about the nature of the self and world. I reviewed evidence here that normal people are unrealistically optimistic about the future, see their own traits in an unreal...
Religion as the Gamification of Life
Many critics of religion, especially those working in the Marxist and Nietzschean traditions, have blamed religion for creating false consciousness, or the systematic misinterpretation of reality. I would like to offer here a theory of reli...
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