Tagged: Opposing Views

Arrested moral development. - Open Parachute

Ken Perrott • Oct 04, 2010 •

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• belief,
• Christianity,
• Deontological ethics,
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• R. Joseph Hoffmann,
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I came across this intriguing statement about religious ethics in the book I am currently reading: “religious ethics is similar to the attitude of the child between 5 and 9 years old. It is far too concerned with rules that … Continue reading → … Read More

Miracles: What Do We Mean? - Skepticon

Darcy Cowan • Jul 14, 2010 •

• Christianity,
• Existence of God,
• god,
• Miracle,
• Opposing Views,
• philosophy,
• Physical law,
• Psychological,
• religion,
• Religion and Spirituality,
• Sciblogs,
• Skepticism,
• Wikipedia

Have you ever described an event as miraculous? Perhaps it was a near-miss accident, recovery from an illness or some other fortuitous moment in your life. Did you stop to consider what you meant by that description or did or roll off your tongue like so many other cultural conventions, without a second thought? One [...] … Read More