Euthyphro’s Dilemma: Why Atheists & Theists are Stuck in the Same Ethical Boat
A few weeks ago I had a Facebook post about the immorality of homosexuality come up on my feed. This actually isn’t that uncommon for me. Growing up I went […]
Category Archives: Ethics & Philosophy
A Global Historical Survey: Does Accepting Homosexuality Lead to Civilizational Ruin?
A while ago I had a discussion with some friends about homosexuality and morality. Eventually I made the comment: Well it doesn’t directly affect you. If you didn’t know it […]
US Humanitarian Policy: The Log in Our Own Eye
By Jason Windell For as long as I’ve been alive and for far longer than that, the United States has prided itself on being a champion of not only its people, […]
After Life: Hope Without the Fluff
In one sense I don’t believe in an afterlife. In another sense I do. In the first sense, I’m convinced that there is no magical realm similar to this world […]
On Going Vegan: Never (Not) Depriving Myself
Following up from my review from a couple weeks ago of the debate “Should Animals Be Off the Menu”, I’m sharing this from my own blog, I Am What I […]
Cultural Relativism: 4 Arguments For & Against
Different cultures believe different things. One doesn’t need to be an anthropologist to see that the morality, ritual, and religion vary more and more the further you travel, no matter […]
Debate Review: “Animals Off the Menu?”
My diet has gone through many incarnations throughout my life, influenced in no small part by where I lived: from Boulder, CO where wheat grass shots were plentiful, to the UK, where […]
Rationalizing Rape is What Poisons the Well
By Raj Gopal I remember the first time I found myself in the backseat of a car with a girl, and at some point it occurred to me that […]
Nordic Larp: What It Is And Why It Matters (Part II)
Last week, I gave a brief introduction to an immersive, dramatic, and academic style of live-action role-playing known as Nordic larp. This week I am going to share more about […]
Nordic Larp: What It Is And Why It Matters (Part I)
About six months ago I participated in a game called “Mad About the Boy”. I’d like to share with you how that experience changed my perceptions both of myself and […]
Applied Sentience 