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The Simulation Hypothesis and the problem of natural evil, part IV
media1.gameinformer.com by David Kyle Johnson[This post belongs to a four-part series that Rationally Speaking is running with one of our podcast guests, Prof. David Kyle Johnson of the Department of Philosophy at King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, PA. Kyle's philosophical specializations include logic, metaphysics, epistemology and philosophy of religion. His publications include “God, Fatalism, and Temporal Ontology” (Religious Studies) and “Natural Evil and the Simulation Hypothesis” (Philo).
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Guest Post: Career College Group's Lawsuit Shows an Industry Defiantly Unwilling to Own Up to its Abuses
By David Hawkins and Amanda Modar “If the [Department of Education’s] Compensation regulations were a real solution to a real problem…” That’s how the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities (APSCU), formerly known a... Read Post
Rationally Speaking podcast: Sean Carroll on philosophical naturalism
Astrophysicist and author Sean Carroll joins this episode of Rationally Speaking, to talk about "naturalism" - the philosophical viewpoint that there are no supernatural phenomena, and the universe runs on scientific laws.Sean, Juli... Read Post
The Simulation Hypothesis and the problem of natural evil, part II
www.demonic.name by David Kyle Johnson[This post belongs to a four-part series that Rationally Speaking is running with one of our podcast guests, Prof. David Kyle Johnson of the Department of Philosophy at King’s College in Wilkes-... Read Post