Mitigated Skepticism
Joe JamesWriting about skepticism, empiricism, and David Hume.
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A Miracle Is Not An Explanation
I had some positive conversations with miracle believers in my previous posts that culminated into some salient disagreements. I want to elaborate on them here. Though it sounds like a slogan, I sincerely believe that calling something a mi...
Reasonable Doubt About The Miraculous Healing of Sister Bernadette Moriau
The miracle discourse will continue until morale improves.
Okay, all jokes aside, as there’s so many miracle claims making the rounds on substack, I decided to look into the most compelling mystery I had heard about in the last few months:...
Hume’s Maxim Is Not The Same As His Argument On Miracles
I had a great comment by on my previous post on Joe Schmid and David Hume, and it presented a great opportunity to write a new quick-ish post on Hume’s philosophy and common misunderstandings people have about it.
Namely, people confuse H...
Joe Schmid Is Objectively Wrong About David Hume’s Miracle Argument
I didn’t want to write a post on ’s conversion to Catholicism. I’m fine with Schmid1 converting to whatever religion he wants, so long as he’s a nice person.
Unfortunately, Schmid confirmed a lot of my suspicions about him in his most rece...
Why Skeptics Don’t Believe in Miracles
Miracle Discourse never ends on substack. This post had been stirring in my brain for the last few months, but it wasn’t until Joe Schmid announced his conversion to Catholicism that I was able to find a uniting theme.
Schmid’s conversion...
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I usually write about philosophy with a special interest in the mitigated skepticism of David Hume (and others). I also write a little bit about the philosophy of sports. Views expressed are my own and not of my employer.
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