Philosophy
Articles about Philosophy
PhilosophyComparison of consensus authority: between the scientific community and the human community (2)
*Note: This series is from The Human Consensus. For more see the book. b. Paul Veraband's model: If Thomas Kuhn has admitted that the elevation of science over other human activities is merely a hypothesis after his inability to prove a standard of progress, then...
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Causation: Between Philosophy and Experimental Science
The Qur’an deals with the issue of the existence of God with evidence, including the evidence of causality, saying: “Or were they created out of nothing, or were they the creators?”
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PhilosophyAre you an illusion? - Author's Introduction
A preface that has never been printed from this small book except for some discussions from my article "Why the Idea of Purpose Won't Go Away", which appeared in the Journal of Philosophy (October 2011, 545-63). It was developed in chapters 5-7 here. The rest of the book simply stems from...
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Does experimental science give definite knowledge?
After presenting this criterion for correct human habits, we should compare the level of justification for correct human habit with the level of justification for science.
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PhilosophyThe Irrational Foundations of Atheism: The Problem of the Universe’s Beginning as a Case Study
The irrational foundations of atheism form the principle of the world, a model based on all religions, doctrines and divine ideas to prove the existence of God Almighty, and that it is the great truth that explains the secret of existence and ...
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PhilosophyThe common ideology of science
*Note: This article is from Traitors of Truth: Cheating and Deceit in the Halls of Science. The common concept of science is strongly tempting because it is based on a set of highly attractive ideals about how science should work...
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PhilosophyScientific Approach and Failure of Objectivity
* Note: This article is from the book (Traitors of Truth: Cheating and Deception in the Halls of Science) for more. The essence of the scientific approach is objectivity, the assumption that the world evaluates the facts and tests the hypotheses strictly prevent his expectations and desires in the field of science.
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PhilosophyThe difference between us and them!
Note: This article is from the book (Islam and Science) for more please review the book. Forgive a nine-year-old child, his mother complains about him a lot because he is very lazy and does not wake up early to go to his school. When Sameh's mother failed to push him to wake up...
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PhilosophyThe fallacy of neuroethics.
*Note: This article is from Neuroethics: A Critique of the Reductive Cognitive Neuroscience of Morality. For more see the book. The scientific outlook has dominated our perceptions a lot, and it is considered the only modern scientific...
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PhilosophyDeterminism Between Philosophy and Science
*Note: This article is from the book (Cominion: Beyond the Nature of Information) for more. The world could have been different in many ways. What could have been clearer than this claim?
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PhilosophyToward a Descriptive Approach to Science: A Critique of Contemporary Philosophy of Science - Author's Introduction
Why this book ?! Most people think that science is rational and objective and approaching the truth, it is rational because it is based on observation and experimentation and not on myths and folklore, it is based on sense and not on imagination and emotion. ...
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PhilosophyImmunity to Observation
*Note: This article is from the book Traitors of Truth: Cheating and Deception in the Halls of Science. One morning in March 1979, an unusual letter arrived in the strict offices of Robert Berliner, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine...
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PhilosophyNeuroethics: A Critique of the Cognitive Neuroscience of Ethics - Author's Introduction
Why this book?! The human soul occupied the Greek philosophers and modernists from various motives, and in terms of nature many philosophers saw that man has two existential natures, the immaterial self and the physical body, whether for the sake of excellence ...
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PhilosophyWar on Man - Author's Introduction
Humans are the enemy! Canadian science broadcaster David Suzuki told a group of laughing students, “One of the things I’ve come up with recently... is that we’re all basically fruit flies.” But that was just the beginning, after which Suzuki...
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PhilosophyCritical assessment of Dawkins, Dennett, Lewis, Wolbert, Harris, and Westinger (3)
This series is from the first supplement to the book (There is a God: How the World's Most Intense Unbeliever Changed His Thoughts?) For more please check out the book. Thought other than consciousness, we have the phenomenon of thought, the phenomenon of understanding. With each use of language reveals an abstract, immaterial existential...
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PhilosophyCritical assessment of Dawkins, Dennett, Lewis, Wolbert, Harris, and Westinger (2)
This series is from the first supplement to the book (There is a God: How the World's Most Powerful Atheist Changed His Thoughts?) For more please review the book. The next apparent life we have to consider is life. Because of Anthony Flew's treatment of this issue in this...
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PhilosophyCritical assessment of Dawkins, Dennett, Lewis, Wolbert, Harris, and Westinger (1)
This series is from the first supplement of the book (There is a God: How the World's Most Powerful Atheist Changed His Thoughts?) For more see the book. The basis of "New Atheism" is the belief that there is no God; that there is no absolute eternal source for all...
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PhilosophyOn bias: lessons from the history of science
*Note: This article is from the book Smart Design and Peer Review. For more, please check out the book. Science historians understand perfectly why minority scientific opinions have difficulty being published in peer-reviewed scientific papers.
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PhilosophyDefective Ideal
*Note: This article is from the book Traitors of Truth: Cheating and Deception in the Halls of Science. The young Tennessee congressman struck with his hammer to silence the audience in the lavish listening room, saying: “I can’t avoid...
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PhilosophyObtaining Matter from Information
* Note: This article is from the book (Cominion: Beyond the Nature of Information) for more please see the book. Materialist philosophy considers information as ways in which the material can be constructed. If the material is built in a single way to exclude...
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PhilosophyTraitors to Truth: Cheating and Deception in the Halls of Science - Authors Introduction
Introduction This is a book about how science works on the truth, it is an attempt to better understand a cognitive system that in Western societies is seen as the ultimate arbiter of truth, and we have written it believing that the nature of science is misunderstood by...
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PhilosophyThere is a God: How did the world’s fiercest atheists change his ideas?
Introduction Since I announced my conversion to Godhood[1]; I have been asked on many occasions to explain my reasons for changing my mind. In a few subsequent articles, and in the new introduction of the 2005 edition of God and Philosophy, I pointed out some...
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PhilosophyCommunion: Beyond the Nature of Information - Author's Introduction
Scientists throughout the ages have acknowledged that scientific revolutions and paradigm shifts have occurred in human history, but we rarely have a first-hand opportunity to witness a transformation, or a clear and accurate explanation of it. William Dembski’s detailed and serious explanation...
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PhilosophyCommunion: Beyond the Nature of Information - Publisher Introduction
Why this book? In this book, William Dembski starts from the fact that materialism is embedded in Western secular culture, and strongly demonstrates that matter is not the essential component of reality, but information. The denial of the first sentence does not necessarily imply...
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