Philosophy

NOTE: "Abridged Maps" contain the core argument for the corresponding paper. This should allow the reader to follow along with the argument presented in the longer paper without getting lost. It also summarizes my core arguments for those who do not wish to read through the longer post.

I. Counter-Apologetics

A. Discussion with Mentat1231

1. Part 1: Meta-Ethics and Moral Arguments for God

2. Part 2: Meta-Ethics, Moral Arguments for God, and Science 

3. Part 3: Kalam, Philosophy of Mind, Leibniz's Principle of Sufficient Reason, Teleological and Ontological Arguments

4. Part 4: Scripture, Theistic Explanations of Evil and Suffering, Refinement of Parts 2 and 3

5. Part 5: Conclusions, Final Defenses on Arguments presented in Parts 1-4

B. Ontological Arguments

1. Abridged Map for "Ontological Arguments: A Critique"

2. Ontological Arguments: A Critique

3. Ontological Arguments: Some Places on the Internet Where I Made Comments

   C. Modal Arguments for God: A Guide

  

II. Metaethics

A. Discussion with Clear404

1. Part A: Moral Normativity and the Nature of Reasons

2. Part B: Moral Normativity, Motivation, and Necessity

3. Part C: Analysis of Moral Concepts, "Requirements Entails a Requirer," Humeans and non-Humeans, Explaining Moral Experience, Refinement of Parts A and B

4. Part D: Moral Necessity and Dependency, Reasons Internalism/Externalism, Discovering God's Mind

5. Part E: Humean Subjectivism, "Ought Implies Can", and a Rehash of Part D

B. Initial Defense of Moral Naturalism and Rebuttal to Moral Arguments for God

1. Abridged Map for "Morality: Realism, Nihilism, and God"

2. Morality: Realism, Nihilism, and God

3. On Theistic Moral Subjectivism: Part 1

III. Philosophy of Biology and Philosophy of Mind

A. Discussion with TrenchantAtheist : Philosophy of Mind, the Nature of Logic and Rationality