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The Argument from Miracles: Testimony, Probability, and Hume
Miracle claims rest on eyewitness testimony, but probability theory gives us a precise way to ask whether that testimony is ever strong enough to believe.
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What the Base Rate Fallacy Costs Us in Medicine
Ignoring how common a condition is before interpreting a test result leads to systematic errors in diagnosis—and understanding why is straightforward.
Philosophy
Moral Realism: Are Ethical Facts Part of the Furniture of the World?
Moral realism holds that some ethical claims are objectively true. The debate over whether that is coherent has direct consequences for secular ethics.
Secularism
Secularism and the Workplace: Accommodation Without Privilege
When employees request religious exemptions at work, secular legal frameworks must balance genuine accommodation against fairness to everyone else.
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