The question is unwarranted (like 'Cartesian doubt'), so why it was asked is philosophically trivial. In a scientific sense, however, Einstein's quest...
Demonstrate how "cognition" is "more fundamental" than whatever is (i.e. nature) that embodies "acts of understanding". https://thephilosophyforum.com...
Like atomism: we and the universe are fundamentally the same 'atoms swirling in the void'. Spinozism too: natura naturata (modes) are ontologically in...
I don't see any examples on this thread of anyone using physicalism as an ontological category. Your stipulation (as usual) is a red herring, Wayf. Sp...
I tend to agree but for different reasons from the ones you give. From your 2020 thread How important are Fantasies? ... https://thephilosophyforum.co...
How do you know existence has "purpose"? What is that "purpose"? If "a person" is real, then s/he belongs to "reality", therefore s/he cannot "constru...
I don't think "intuition and reason" are "approaches" but rather are presupposed by "understanding". Their "significance" is linguistic, or discursive...
C'mon, this same rhetorical question / rationalization has been invoked "In The Name Of God" by countless priests & princes at least since the Bronze ...
:smirk: Denial is a hell of a drug ... "Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction." ~Blaise Pascal, ...
No doubt derivations from Descartes and Spinoza, respectively. I read Kant as contra the latter (re: "pure reason") and yet inconsistently far more th...
This is caricature. Paradigms like physicalism are not applied "to philosophy" but applied interpretively / methodologically to experience, science, h...
Only for subjects. Neither proves nor explains anything. And given that there aren't rational grounds to "doubt everything", The Cogito only makes exp...
:up: :up: Obviously you've not studied Spinoza's work. So what? Hume dispenses with this "axiom" (more recently Q. Meillassoux's anti-correlationism)....
The whole is infinite and eternal (nature); its constituents and their configurations are finite and temporal (physics). Logical relations – entailmen...
"With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that...
Even more so, I think of metaphysics (ontology) as a synoptic, rational study (contemplation) of fundamental (a priori) questions (aporia) ... from wh...
No. Again: I claim that it is demonstrable that theism is not true (see links in my previous posts). Negative, or apophatic, theology is undefeated. A...
(1×1=2) "cannot be demonstrated to be true" because, in fact, it is demonstrably false. Besides, my claim is that 'theism is Not True is demonstrable'...
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