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The Argument from Religious Disagreement: What Diversity Proves
Deep, persistent disagreement across religious traditions raises a pointed epistemological question: what, if anything, should that disagreement do to your confidence in your own tradition?
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Secularism
Secularism and the Recognition of New Religions
When the state must decide what counts as a religion, it faces a problem that secular neutrality alone cannot solve.
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The Argument from Analogy: Why Other Minds Remain a Hard Problem
We cannot directly verify that other people are conscious, yet we assume it constantly. Examining this assumption reveals something important about evidence and inference.
Philosophy
Epistemic Closure and the Problem of Self-Sealing Beliefs
Some belief systems are structured so that no possible evidence could count against them — and that immunity to refutation is a philosophical problem, not a virtue.
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