Read on for a dialogue on whether Christianity is deeply incoherent, given, for instance, how the deification of Jesus implies both monotheism and polytheism.
Read on about the futile bridges of philosophy, science, mysticism, and horror fiction: by always simplifying to understand things, the facts always include a terrifying unknown or ignored side.
Here's an article about the role of qualia in nature’s taming of itself, or how consciousness acts as an alienating limbo that motivates degrees of terraforming.
Read on about Canada’s options for riding out the storm of Trump's tariffs, imperial threats, and authoritarian dismantling of America's liberal institutions.
Read on about the atheist's supposed special difficulties explaining the universe's origin, free will, and morality, and why religious folks have it much worse.
Here's an article that sorts through the hogwash of Christian apologetics, including some weak arguments why a supposed atheist converted to Christianity.
Read on about the pejorative sense of life's being an accident, which some secular humanists whitewash by saying we should be grateful for life's unlikelihood.
Read on about Trumpism, the historic reversion to global barbarity, and the obligations of history's last liberals as they look on at modernity's imminent demise.
Here's an article about how even sophisticated theism is child’s play, as shown by the confusions of even the sophisticated Christian philosopher, Alvin Plantinga.
Here's a dialogue on whether secular humanists can account for people’s anomalousness, or whether religion is needed to recognize that people are precious.
Read on for a reconstruction of the question of life’s meaning so the question still makes sense after the collapse of a theistic rationale for human teleology.
Read on about how preposterous religious convictions can taint the theist’s philosophical analyses, as in the case of the religious talk of the need for "objective morality."
Here's a dialogue on whether there's a viable middle ground in using religious symbols, between being overly literalistic and objective in conceiving of God.
Read on about the shift from conventional to death-oriented perspectives that deflates the religious distinction between the profane and the sacred world orders.
