Is Science a Religion?
I was asked recently whether science is a religion. My answer: No, not at all, but some people treat it as if it were.
Bill Meacham, Ph.D.
I bring precision to the analysis of philosophical concepts and to the deep questions posed by philosophy: What's real? How do we know what's real? And what shall we do about what's real?
39 posts
Mental Causation
The mind-body problem just refuses to go away so long as we are stuck in an inadequate metaphysics that postulates such a separation as one of its premises.
Simone de Beauvoir: A Philosophy of Liberation
Mondragon: Reinventing Humanity
Considering Ayn Rand
Pragmatism and The Good
Dead or Alive?
The Soul is a Point Of View
Status
What do you do with a peak experience?
On Faith
The Not-Quite-Rational Animal
Being Immortal
Teleological Evolution
Fearing Death
Under The Hood
Reassessing Morality
More About Function
Soul Function
What's In A Name
An unhelpful idiom
Sentient Beings
A Finely Tuned Universe
Some Observations on C. S. Peirce
Cognitive Phenomenology
Daniel Dennett, Existentialist?
Organisms Are Not Machines
Arguing For God
Learning from Zarathustra
An Impeccable Death
The Most Important Thing to Know
Ways to Say "Should"
Self After Death
