What happens when the law can't handle the perfect monster? Read this article for some sobering lessons of Trump's "presidency."
This article is about how the influence of Roman conservatism on Christianity drove that religion to betray the radical spirituality of the Axial Age. For more on this connection, see Christianity and the Axial Age.
This article is about how propaganda spoils the magic of religious fiction, preventing later generations of readers from suspending their disbelief and enjoying scriptural tales with childlike awe.
This article address addresses Christian and theistic presuppositionalism, the views that Christianity is the only coherent worldview and that secular worldviews are all incoherent. It turns out there's a kernel of truth in the latter view.
This article considers whether morality is so strange that it points to the existence of God.
This article is about how proofs of the philosopher's abstract God miss the point of religion.
What happens when we take our concepts too seriously? As this article explains, we think we can define God into existence. But the subtext of the "ontological proof of God" is that God and idols may be socially and psychologically necessary.
Next up in the series is this article on the cosmological proof of God's existence. Here I try to make sense of the nature of a First Cause and of any "argument" that posits such a pseudo-thing.
This article on the essential problems with the design argument for God's existence is the first in a series on the arguments for theism, which will be followed by a series on some problems with secularism.
God is absurd and so is godless nature. As this article shows, we're stuck between the bad fiction of religious scripture and the monstrousness of a mindlessly-physical universe. We should focus, then, on ending our happy-talk and developing a transhuman mindset to overcome this debacle.
