In comments and replies concerning the Ontological Argument, a debate opponent made a claim about controversial rule S5 in Modal Logic. I had been rebutting the fallacies of the Ontological Argument, but he was claiming…
My first exercise of Philosophy on Facebook was to engage with a friend about issues impinging upon my Modus Tollens argument that a god does not exist. In PM, I pointed out an error in…
I began today’s endeavors in exercise of Philosophy in engagement in direct messaging (DM) with someone who made a friend request, and replied to my polite inquiry as to why with an intention to “revert”…
I’ve heard statements expressing the viewpoint of Strong Agnosticism, that “God” can not be disproven or proven, implying that truth about the topic subject can not be known. I disagree. I can formulate a proof…
Every exercise of reasoning, of critical thinking, today shall be solely on the dereliction of duty of the regressive Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee in failing to hold the nomination procedure for Judge Brett…
So, now I have this post open for an logging, before looking at my notifications, to see what replies there may be, among the 35 entries. In the post involving the age of Aisha when…
I often challenge holders of mythical religious beliefs as to the true basis for their beliefs, trying to get them to see that the foundation for them is the childhood indoctrination, the cultural conditioning, to…
Again, I did not prepare to log my work, so I do not have the URLs to the discussions, and am tired of all that, so I’m not going to go back and get them,…
I start with commenting on an theo-ontological challenge, laying out my Theory of Anthropogenic Theology (which hasn’t originated with me, though the name might have, and this particular synthesis has). In a discussion of a…
In the previous continuation on a tutorial series on Epistemology, the topic in Philosophy dealing with how we know, what we can know, and even what is ‘knowledge’, I began discussing the first qualifier of…