Can a religion survive being stripped of superstition?
There is no escaping the fact that Buddhism is, as the philosopher Owen Flanagan put it, full of “superstitious nonsense”[…]
ReadThere is no escaping the fact that Buddhism is, as the philosopher Owen Flanagan put it, full of “superstitious nonsense”[…]
ReadI’m afraid it’s all too common for defenders of faith to start off by piling up a whole load of[…]
ReadIn the latest microphilosophy podcast I talk to Sam Harris about his claim in The Moral Landscape that science can[…]
ReadThere is a decent (not excellent) quality mps download of my recent talk at Transylvania University at this link.
ReadIt’s an all-atheist edition of Baggini’s Philosophy Monthly, with novelist Christopher Brookmyer and psychologist Susan Blackmore discussing the alleged aggression of the new atheists and a universe without meaning. The ethicist Peter Singer also defends his brand of utilitarianism.
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