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Science can deal with the supernatural
Debate over scientism often consists of critics arguing that certain areas of knowledge are beyond the domain of science. The realm of morals is a common example, as are ‘why’ questions and the supernatural. Philosopher Massimo Pigliucci can be relied … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Religion, Science
Tagged evidence, Jerry Coyne, Massimo Pigliucci, scientific method, scientism, supernatural
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Lacking “free will” does not negate moral responsibility
A long-running feature of Jerry Coyne’s popular website has been his discussion of “free will”. Jerry sensibly rejects all notions of mind/body dualism or any notions of a supernatural “soul” which can over-ride the laws of physics. However, Jerry is … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged Dan Dennett, determinism, free will, Jerry Coyne, moral responsibility
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