People keep asking for an example for objective morality…and I keep giving one, and honestly I don’t think people are quite understanding the answer. It is based upon the same …[read more]

In virtue ethics things which are virtuous are those attributes which are the “golden mean” between two vices. For example, honesty is a virtue between the vice of dishonesty and …[read more]

Someone recently asked me about the issues I have with the “Dawkins” scale, so I decided to write a blog about it rather than just respond to the comment with …[read more]

The question of the knowability of God and the belief of his existence are two distinctly different propositions: p=”God exists” (ontology) vs p=”knowledge of God existing is possible” (epistemology) By …[read more]

Philosophy: Epistemology and and Dissemination of False Beliefs While it is true words do not have inherent meaning, they do have usages. My blog is about showing the most commonly …[read more]

Recently Matt Dillahunty told a caller he was wrong, when the caller actually was correct.   At about 2 min Matt tells a caller he is wrong about how “disbelief” …[read more]

“If you’re convinced a god exists, you’re a theist, if not, you’re an atheist” – Matt Dillahunty   LOGIC. Logic doesn’t care about semantic meanings of words, but of the …[read more]

Atheist please stop saying agnosticism is a subset of atheism…it is not philosophy!!!! You are spreading misinformation. “The latter classifies these attitudes with a simple three-fold scheme: either we believe …[read more]

5 true statements that I hear almost every day as if someone is telling me something new to my ears: 1) “The person making a positive claim has the burden …[read more]

The word “agnosticism” is polysemous and has a number of different meanings in philosophy. I will try to briefly explain a few of them from most broadest interpretation to most …[read more]