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In response to Ra’s ‘What is Atheism?’

Atheist definitions

10th September 2020 Davidian

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I was invited on Cheshire’s live stream ‘A Goblin Reads’ with Dave as she had seen my discussion with Aron about his belief that ‘Rocks are atheist!’ who then wrote a post called ‘What is Atheism?‘ In planning for this, I started reading Aron’s article where he argues why his definition of atheism is the…

Why should we use the rules of logic?

Why should we use the rules of logic

6th October 2019 Davidian

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I have written a few articles recently speaking of logic, propositions, and beliefs. Some folks agree, and others do not, so I thought I would expand on why I believe we should be using the rules of logic. In CMT5 – I don’t believe, I tried to explain the difference between how folks used the…

Objective / Subjective – Morals / Morality – Conflated and Misunderstood Terms – Volume 3

Subjective and Objective Morals and Morality

9th August 2019 Davidian

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This article is to define and discuss objective and subjective, morals and morality. As with any article on AiR we don’t always agree. Where science is concerned and the evidence is irrefutable we of course accept and believe it to be true. When it is opinion or something philosophical we may have differences. As such…