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Tag Archives: Bertrand Russell
Bertrand Russell and the limitations of reason
If there is one thing that sets the so-called “New Atheists” apart from the old atheists, it is perhaps the general ignorance of philosophy, and specifically of the philosophical foundations for their own stated positions. I will hear Hume quoted … Continue reading
Posted in Epistemology, Faith, Science & Doubt, Philosophy
Tagged atheism, Bertrand Russell, Daniel Dennett, Epistemology, science
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