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42 votes

Can God transcend human logic and reasoning?

answered Jun 25 at 10:41

22 votes

Evil God Challenge: What if an evil god is just trolling humanity and that explains why there's good in the world?

answered Jul 1 at 21:29

18 votes

Are there any fallacies in Stephen C. Meyer's argument for classical theism from the Big Bang singularity?

answered May 8 at 6:37

10 votes

If God is non-physical, does God become unnecessary as a cause?

answered Mar 10 at 8:54

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Is there a work of fiction so "fictional", that is so different from our everyday reality, that there is absolutely nothing similar to it?

answered Mar 8 at 1:37

7 votes

Does or could ChatGPT understand text?

answered Feb 24 at 7:35

5 votes

Historiography of the Holocaust and its ethical dimension

answered Apr 21 at 16:40

5 votes

Extraterrestrial organisms similar to humans and design

answered May 4 at 17:26

4 votes

If a given type of event has never been believed when it didn’t really happen, does belief in such an event necessarily indicate that it happened?

answered Apr 19 at 12:03

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Through the lens of classical metaphysics exclusively, what has been said on the plausability of action across a void at a distance?

answered Mar 7 at 18:18

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In the field of exploring the fusion of pragmatics and semantics, which scholars and papers are worth paying attention to?

answered Mar 6 at 11:27

3 votes

Books about what are good and bad

answered Feb 11 at 4:40

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Are we only justified in holding beliefs that are supported by evidence susceptible to peer review, leading to substantial intersubjective consensus?

answered Mar 31 at 17:42

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What is the use in arguing for or against the existence of metaphysical things?

answered Jun 18 at 9:19

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Was Fedorov's cosmism a "materialized Hegelianism"?

answered Jul 6 at 19:59

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Are there versions of theism or supernaturalism that offer testable predictions?

answered Apr 26 at 16:35

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Is materialism essential to scientific progress?

answered Feb 28 at 22:55

1 vote

Is AI Mimicking or Simulating?

answered Feb 27 at 17:56

1 vote

Is there a stalemate between Skeptical Theism and The Evidential Problem of Evil?

answered Feb 13 at 4:26

1 vote

Does Thomas Hobbes assert that political philosophy or civic philosophy as it was known then, began with him?

answered Feb 10 at 0:18

1 vote

What would it be like for a person with no senses and no motor functions at all since birth?

answered Feb 11 at 4:33

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What are some resources for writing professional philosophical research articles?

answered Mar 7 at 18:10

1 vote

Implicit assumptions of the statement "If I've come to exist once, I will come to exist again" and if it could be disproved

answered Mar 8 at 5:20

1 vote

Is design harder to rule out than the lack of it?

answered Mar 11 at 15:01

1 vote

What is the name of this logical fallacy: Why should your god be the one?

answered May 11 at 21:52

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Is the incompatibility between omniscience and freewill irrelevant?

answered May 15 at 11:09

1 vote

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In the argument of Contingency(Leibnizian Cosmological Argument) can a necessary existent have alternatives?

answered May 15 at 11:29

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How can religious conception of choice be consistent with the notion of omnipotent, all powerful God?

answered May 6 at 22:18

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Is there a fallacy for "A doesn't work very well, therefore B is better than A"?

answered Jun 18 at 9:05

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Would it be moral for Danish resitance in WW2 to kill collaborators?

answered Jul 7 at 18:16

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Can God transcend human logic and reasoning?

Evil God Challenge: What if an evil god is just trolling humanity and that explains why there's good in the world?

Are there any fallacies in Stephen C. Meyer's argument for classical theism from the Big Bang singularity?

If God is non-physical, does God become unnecessary as a cause?

Is there a work of fiction so "fictional", that is so different from our everyday reality, that there is absolutely nothing similar to it?

Does or could ChatGPT understand text?

Historiography of the Holocaust and its ethical dimension

Extraterrestrial organisms similar to humans and design

If a given type of event has never been believed when it didn’t really happen, does belief in such an event necessarily indicate that it happened?

Through the lens of classical metaphysics exclusively, what has been said on the plausability of action across a void at a distance?

In the field of exploring the fusion of pragmatics and semantics, which scholars and papers are worth paying attention to?

Books about what are good and bad

Are we only justified in holding beliefs that are supported by evidence susceptible to peer review, leading to substantial intersubjective consensus?

What is the use in arguing for or against the existence of metaphysical things?

Was Fedorov's cosmism a "materialized Hegelianism"?

Are there versions of theism or supernaturalism that offer testable predictions?

Is materialism essential to scientific progress?

Is AI Mimicking or Simulating?

Is there a stalemate between Skeptical Theism and The Evidential Problem of Evil?

Does Thomas Hobbes assert that political philosophy or civic philosophy as it was known then, began with him?

What would it be like for a person with no senses and no motor functions at all since birth?

What are some resources for writing professional philosophical research articles?

Implicit assumptions of the statement "If I've come to exist once, I will come to exist again" and if it could be disproved

Is design harder to rule out than the lack of it?

What is the name of this logical fallacy: Why should your god be the one?

Is the incompatibility between omniscience and freewill irrelevant?

In the argument of Contingency(Leibnizian Cosmological Argument) can a necessary existent have alternatives?

How can religious conception of choice be consistent with the notion of omnipotent, all powerful God?

Is there a fallacy for "A doesn't work very well, therefore B is better than A"?

Would it be moral for Danish resitance in WW2 to kill collaborators?