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Glen Scrivener Is In Over His Head
Yesterday I listened to Glen Scrivener and Alex O’Connor’s conversation on western civilization. The exchange, at about 96 minutes in, inspired this post. For the sake of simplicity, I’m referring to his arguments, and related arguments, as...
Epicurus In The Unemployment Line
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The “Celestial Dictator” Argument Still Holds Up
I like Alex O’Connor. In many ways we share a parallel journey of leaving Christianity, retaining a curiosity about theology and scripture, at least a brief openness to reconversion, while currently being a relatively open (yet hopefully no...
C.S. Lewis Misunderstood and Misrepresented David Hume
In my previous post, I dispelled the argument that Hume’s argument in Of Miracles is circular. You can find a summary in this footnote.1 C.S. Lewis likely popularized that argument in chapter 13 of his book Miracles.2
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I usually write about philosophy. I aim to be accessible. Views expressed are my own and not of my employer.
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