What is Philosophical Determinism? According to the Concise Oxford Dictionary, determinism is the “doctrine that human action is not free but determined by motives regarded as external forces acting on the […]
For many people philosophy is something both ancient and other. It is “ancient” because the ideas presented in the works of a number ancient thinkers like Plato, Socrates, and Aristotle […]
Some people will square science against philosophy arguing that the former is still relevant whereas the latter isn’t. While science and scientists continue to make groundbreaking discoveries, philosophers busy themselves […]
If you have some awareness of the interlinked debates on theology, philosophy, science, and apologetics you should have heard the names William Lane Craig, Alvin Plantinga, and J.P Moreland. But […]
A 2013 survey “What Do Philosophers Believe?” I have cited frequently when dialoguing and writing on contemporary philosophy and the views held by professional philosophers discovered that a large proportion […]
Scientific anti-realism is the view which skeptical of the objectivity of science and the scientific method. According to philosopher William Lane Craig, “[R]ecently, however, postmodern relativism has invaded science as well, […]
The Concise Oxford Dictionary defines determinism as the “doctrine that human action is not free but determined by motives regarded as external forces acting on the will” (1). Or as philosopher […]
