What’s changed? The cost of protecting materialism in science has risen gradually, consistent with the rising number of situations on which it sheds little light.
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Sam Harris treats every lie as if it predictably spirals into atrocity. But most lies are judged against uncertain futures, not guaranteed horrors.
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If the physics establishment is only just now beginning to see that public funding depends on public legitimacy, well… it’s about time.
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It is becoming clear that if we lose our religion, we will lose our science as well.
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For example, he points out that electrons are patterns in experience with stable and lawlike behavior. They are not little solid objects that exist in themselves.
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The transgender movement, like the teacher-driven war on math, has embraced the Skeptics’ own approach to reality and now uses it for ITS purposes.
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It’s curious that so few notice a much more serious threat to science than current politics is: the calls that are coming from inside the house.
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When Piers Morgan invited Sean Carroll and Eric Weinstein on his show, sparks flew. And Sabine Hossenfelder’s comments are an eye-opener.
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If materialism is false, if there is at least something at work beyond the material realm, then stories just got interesting again.
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Science, as both Darwinian Jerry Coyne and his non-materialist opponents know it, is one forlorn casualty of late-stage materialism, the world of private truth.
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The dogmatic mindset is bad for science and the fact that the dogma is materialism may make it worse. It certainly doesn’t mitigate the damage in any way.
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What Christians thought about the claims of classical science should be seen in light of the fact that the science, not the faith, was later overturned.
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The physicalist claims that everything about us can be explained by biology, chemistry, and physics. But as Moreland pointed out, this view leaves out important parts of reality.
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Whatever little contribution the theory of Darwinian evolution that Myers espouses makes to our understanding of bacteria, it tells us nothing of man.
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It’s not just about religion. Neither the Greeks nor the Romans could save their Republics once most people stopped believing in the values that created them.
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The conversation highlighted the need to follow the evidence wherever it leads — even if it leads to the possibility of divine intervention.
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Goff’s eclectic philosophical journey is not likely over. But, generally, it is best to assume that the New Testament authors meant what they said.
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Or just an end to conundrums that aren’t really conundrums if that fact is faced. There is a lot we could be doing with the same expenditure of time, energy, and intellectual skill.
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In short, philosophers distinguish between two fundamental theories of truth: correspondence and coherence, and AI does only coherence.
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We hear so much these days about the need for more trust in science. Making science sound like a carnival of unlikely stories is not helping.
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