The Destructive Element
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Ressentiment as Motive for the Doctrine of Eternal Conscious Torment
Why do adherents of the doctrine of eternal conscious torment find annihilationism or conditional immortality repugnant? Is it due to what they consider a reasonable conclusion from the reading of sacred scripture — or something else? It se...
No Analogue for Three: Why I Cannot Conceive the Coherence of the Trinity, But Wish I Could
Disputed Question: Is the Trinity Logically Possible?
Nota bene: I was convinced of the coherence of the Holy Trinity and cherished it for 20 years and at the same time I never faced it in an impartial way. I believe I should have done so...
If Aliens Are Spinozists, Then We Better Watch Out.
Spinoza is often touted as far ahead of his time, a champion of democracy, a herald of the deep-ecology movement, and he is beloved by hippies and nature-lovers around the world. His advice that we should not seek to condemn, but to underst...
The Afterglow of Free Choice
If we do something freely, we do it for its own sake, which is to say, not for no reason, but for no further reason than the idea of the doing of it. In circumstances where there are multiple alternatives materially available, each alternat...
Evil is Positive: a Proof
Disputed Question: Whether Evil is Positive by Nature?
It seems that: “Where there is no privation of the good, there is no evil.” — St. Augustine, Enchiridion on Faith, Hope, and Love
“No one goes willingly toward the bad.” — Socrates, f...
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