Against Fideism


My attempt here is to offer a brief survey of fideism in the Christian church and elucidate it's deviation from orthodoxy and just plain common sense. It will be shown that, while often well intentioned fideism requires gross distortion of scriptural content and actually serves to undermine the nature of…

Philosophical Problem with the Brain Disease Model of Addiction: Epiphenomenalism


​The essay below so perfectly articulates my view on epiphenomenalism and its importance to psychology that I couldn't resist sharing it. (Epiphenomenalism is a self-referentially refuting concept.) Please give Steven Slate some traffic if you are interested in either Philosophy of Mind or Addiction: "Behaviorists believe that materialist determinism is…

Shattering New Evidence Reveals: Obama Spent $500,000,000 to Train a Jihadi Elite Force Which Now Partners In Christian Massacres


Shattering New Evidence Reveals: Obama Spent $500,000,000 to Train a Jihadi Elite Force Which Now Partners In Christian Massacres Posted on August 24, 2015 by Walid Shoebat Obama’s $500 million plan to combat Bashar Al-Assad and ISIS forces in Syria created an elite force called “Regiment-30.” While Fox News revealed…

“Liberté de penser – Die Gedanken sind frei ” : les artistes alsaciens mobilisés pour Charlie


[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j54HIGk_AEI#t=47[/embed] Le collectif «Pour ne pas oublier Charlie» constitué de 150 artistes et techniciens a réalisé un clip. La chanson interprétée en français, allemand, anglais, italien, portugais, yiddish, turc et arabe est à l’origine une chanson allemande, «Die Gedanken sind frei», symbole de la résistance à l’oppression et à la…

Movie Exposes Vicious Scientology Cult


Scientology also owns a drug rehab called Narconon whereby the "recovering addicts" have to do the most bizarre things while isolated from friends and family. The cult also has front groups that pretend to serve as a counseling center for those seeking help for addiction. HBO’s Scientology Exposé Going Clear…

A Universe from Nothing?


[embed]http://youtu.be/V82uGzgoajI[/embed] Here, William Lane Craig debates atheist Larry Krauss who holds the view that something may come from nothing thereby undermining the Cosmological Argument for the existence of a transcendent creator. Craig's best point, in my view, was a reference to Columbia philosopher David Albert's  point that Krauss equivocates on…