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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.
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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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Martyrdom Logic: Why Dying for a Belief Proves Nothing
The willingness to die for a religious belief is often treated as evidence of its truth. It is not, and understanding why matters.
Science
What the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology Actually Says
Francis Crick's 'central dogma' is one of the most cited and most misunderstood ideas in modern biology — here is what it actually claims.
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