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Tag Archives: descartes
William Lycan gives dualism its due
William Lycan is a professor of philosophy at the U of NC, and identifies himself as having been a materialist (speaking specifically about the nature of the brain) for thirty years. However, he is also one of a rare breed … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged brain, cartesian, descartes, dualism, materialism, william lycan
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The Limitations of Reason
As I’ve reported once before, Jeff Carter at Sophie’s Ladder has recently published a series of posts summarizing the history of philosophy as it relates to the limitations of reason. As he states in the opening of his “summation” post, … Continue reading
Posted in Epistemology, Faith, Science & Doubt, Philosophy
Tagged debunking christianity, descartes, godel, hume, John Loftus, kant, logic, outsider test, reason, sophie's ladder
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