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- Charles Darwin
Considering the breathtaking speed at which our understanding of (and mastery over) nature has matured over the last one hundred years, it's almost impossible to understand there is still a debate about the merits of biological evolution one hundred fifty ... - Supernaturalism and its Pitfalls
The term God could mean different things depending on the topic. Regardless, however, to use the term “God” to mean both supernaturalism and the theistic God (particularly of the Abrahamic religion) is an inexcusable sloppiness—oft... - The Many Problems of EAAN, Part I
Methodological naturalism (naturalism hereafter) says only that all natural phenomena are best explained by natural causes. Naturalism is a means to an end (that of explaining natural phenomena) and in principle says nothing about the (continued) ...
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Hi Ephraim, True we should not expect to comment on something such as quantum physics when we do not have the expertise. I agree. But, I respectfully disagree when it comes to evolution. Here is why: 1. Not all scientists even agree about evolution. There ... - Theistic Argument Against Christian Theism
http://www.youtube.c... - Re: The Many Problems of EAAN, Part I
It seems to me that you fail to understand how the EAAN works. It does not, as you seem to think, argue that evolution and naturalism fail to explain how we can have veridical beliefs. Rather, it argues that given what we know of evolution, it is far ...
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