Provisional Philosophical Reflections
Elliott R. CrozatThis is a place to post some of my work which I don't try to publish in academic journals. The pieces are provisional. The place is a phrontistery.
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Brief Thoughts on Socratic Substacking
“… but if you question them, they maintain a most majestic silence.” (Phaedrus, 275 d)
In Phaedrus 275 d-e*, Plato criticized writing. He had Socrates contend that a piece of writing is unable to answer questions or defend itself. The argu...
The Challenges of Pauline Interpretation
Paul the apostle wrote much of the New Testament.[1] His ideas have thoroughly influenced the world. Yet he frequently used language that is difficult to take literally. This point raises a challenge about how to interpret his writing and w...
The Problem of Imprecatory Prayer
The imprecations of the Old Testament (especially the imprecatory Psalms) pose a challenge of interpretation. An imprecation is a speech-act that includes a curse, that is, an invocation of evil upon someone else. Taken literally, imprecati...
What Explains Rational Creators of Rational Entities?
In this post, I raised the question of whether or not human beings are made in God’s image and what the answer indicates for AI.
Suppose that atheistic naturalism is true. There is no God; there are no non-natural entities. As Papineau put...
Is AI God-like?
Suppose that atheism is true. It follows that humans were not created by God and that the doctrine of the imago Dei (DID) is false.* On standard naturalistic versions of atheism, humans were not created by any intelligent entity. What does...
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I live in Southwest Florida. I like the warm weather and don’t like the cold. I suppose I’m philothermic and misocryopic. I coined the latter word. I’m a logophile. I also teach philosophy at the university level.
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