The Problem of Induction Two proposed solutions (in very brief). March 15, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
The 'Covering Law' Model Why it is defective, and what a good alternative might be. March 15, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Realism and Anti-Realism in Science Do unobservables actually exist? (A riddle. Let the reader understand.) March 15, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Corpuscularianism and Atomism How science and philosophy seek to answer questions. May 12, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Science and Pseudo-Science The demarcation problem, fuzzy lines, and mild discomfort. May 12, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Counterfactuals and Supervenience Different sciences, different methodologies, different "laws." May 12, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Statistical Regularities and Explanation Exactness, explanatory power, causality, and meaning in science. May 12, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Aristotle, Newton, and Progress The limits of Aristotelian science (and why Kuhn might be exaggerating a bit). May 12, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Realism, Generality, and Precision—In Tension? Biology and physics are different in more ways than one. May 12, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Empirical Equivalence, Real Semantic Difference Even when two claims yield the same prediction, their truth content matters. May 12, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Full-On Question-Begging Physicalism is not and cannot be a consequence of science. May 12, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Realism and Antirealism A key debate in the philosophy of science (with interesting implications for young-earth creationism). May 16, 2016 (updated June 06, 2016)Filed under Theology#m. div.#papers#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown sourceBibliography
Classical Mechanics Doesn't Exclude Miracles Against an argument which isn't even coherent, much less a defeater. May 17, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Fine Tuning The physical constants of the universe give us good reason to think God exists. May 17, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
Irreducible Complexity and Design Discourse Inductive and deductive arguments are not the only ways to form rational, well-warranted beliefs. May 17, 2016Filed under theology#m. div.#philosophy#science#sebtsMarkdown source
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