The Philosophical Muser

Suppose we have an infinite regress of turtles, each supported by an earlier turtle, with no first turtle, and suppose that if there is any ...

  The reason it’s hard to take seriously people like Richard Dawkins on religion, Owen Jones on economics, Jermy Corbyn on politics, Naomi K...

  I met with a minister recently who espouses the idea of Sola scriptura. Sola scriptura is the belief that scripture alone is the supreme a...

  Jason Arday may have been exposed as a deceiver, but Nathan Cofnas, the man who helped expose Arday, gets his interpretation of human inte...

  Here I show the limitations of AI while simultaneously elaborating on the issues with DEI I laid out in the previous blog . The best way t...

  I'm sure it'll be obvious what has compelled me to elaborate on what I’ve said in older articles (see my Discrimination tab in the...

I’ve noticed a psychological trap that people employ on themselves for consolation when they need the solace of not being all they have the ...

  Regular readers may have heard of Fredkin’s Paradox – which says that the more similar two choices are, the less the decision should matte...

It’s easy to observe things like the awful Dunwich Heath fire, and the recent droughts and high temperatures, and declare that this is exact...

  One of the strange things about the Trinity is that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are all equally God, yet there seems an inevitable ord...

As I’ve turned 50 this week, I thought it might be both fun and factual to share 50 Fun Facts About Me, to mark the occasion.   1)      I ...