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RT @missionalfrog: Congrats- Biola University Honors Dr.
Certain Doubts - devoted to matters epistemic...
Anguish, Absurdity, Death course at Tate Modern, 11 June – 9 July 2012...
Sam Harris says were not free and its time to face that fact. Popular author and religious antagonist, Harris tackles another sacred cow of the religiously-inclined: free will.
Philosophy serves a similar function to poetry, but with a much greater verbosity and without an ability to adequately deal with phenomena that cannot easily be rendered verbally. Philosophy might be capable of describing ...
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RT @BiolaCCT: Alvin Plantinga, Nicholas Wolterstorff, Paul Moser - @BiolaU conference on #Christian #Scholarship May 18-19 http://t.co/kC8UFlqB...
What follows here after some introductory paragraphs repeats almost verbatim a post that I published over on my personal blog back in 2007. Now, my thinking has moved on a little bit since then, and you will see a slightly ...
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Those that celebrate scientism and restrictive naturalism do so because they want to banish the divine, no matter what the cost. These fundamentalist atheists will bring the whole house down so as to leave no room for God.
I've read the content of Brett Stroud's notes from this conference, and have found them to be valuable for understanding the work of the Christian Scholar, and for seeing the direction in which Biola's Center For Christian Thought is moving. I recommend Brett's notes to anyone interested in this topic.
The latest developments in cosmology point toward the possibility that our universe is merely one of billions.
This is an interesting paper cited in a related Higher Education article on teaching Philosophy online through the "Virtual Philosopher".
The newest issue of Teaching Philosophy is out. There's a lot of great stuff, including articles on narrative pedagogy, metacognition, and student relativism, as well as the usual selection of book reviews.
Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy
The German philosopher whose ideas would leave an indelible mark on Europe was embraced by Americans eager to see in him a reflection of their own image.
Brian Earp paper:
Earp, B. D. (2011). Can science tell us what’s objectively true? The New Collection, Vol. 6., No. 1, 1-9. Featured article in the graduate journal of New College, Oxford. 
Journal of Moral Philosophy - online first! The Journal of Moral Philosophy is now publishing papers online prior to appearance in our journal in print. Papers may be found here. Please visit the JMP homepage - at ...
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