Yesterday Kerk commented in the blog: Randal, I keep seeing well educated philosophers such as yourself claiming that on the […]
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Can atheists be trusted?
Last week Stephen Maitzen, a very fine philosopher of religion, provided the links for two of his papers. The popular […]
atheism, Christianity, ethics, meta-ethics, moral objectivism, morality, Romans, Stephen MaitzenGod and the Goddish Good
Jerry Rivard asks: “Do you have a reason why objective morals can’t exist without an omnipotent omniscient deity? (And please […]
atheism, God, moral objectivism, morality, naturalismGingerbread lattes and Gary Ridgeway
You might call it a case of double dipping. I decided to put a response to James in a post. […]
atheism, ethics, moral objectivism, morality, naturalism, Sam HarrisOn being skeptical of the skeptics
In “Surely you can’t be serious” I wrote that “The evil of the cannibal seeking to eat Jim is, to […]
evil, moral objectivism, morality, rape, Rwanda, synthetic a prioriSurely you can’t be serious!
“Airplane” inexplicably did not win the Palme ‘d’Or at Cannes. Looking back, it is hard to believe that it was passed over […]
atheism, deconstructionism, ethics, moral objectivism, morality, naturalism, relativismCan rape be objectively wrong?
The problem of evil is often presented to Christians as the objection to the existence of God. Sometimes it is presented […]
atheism, ethics, moral objectivism, moral perception, naturalism, problem of evil