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The Naturalistic Fallacy: What Moore Got Right and Wrong
G. E. Moore's open-question argument exposed a real problem in ethical reasoning, but its legacy is more complicated than either its fans or critics admit.
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Secularism and the Calendar: Whose Year Does the State Keep?
Public calendars embed religious assumptions so deeply that most citizens never notice them — and secularism has yet to settle what fairness requires.
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The Standard Model is the most precisely tested theory in science, yet it leaves several fundamental questions entirely unanswered.
Religion
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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