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The recent US attack on Syria for the alleged use of chemical weapons is a perversion of justice. Although no evidence has been produced to show that Assad used chemical weapons on his own people - despite

In general I appreciate the MIT Technology Review and their articles, but when it comes to Bitcoin, they just seem to miss the mark! They're back again writing on the topic, this time to make Bitcoin

How do you do research? Depth first or breadth first? If you've done any academic research, or even just wanted to look deeply into a topic on the web, you grab an article that you want to read and it

Another school shooting ripped through the news cycle this week bringing the long simmering tensions over gun control in the United States to another boil. The sides are neatly divided between the left

1 Conflict or Convergence Faith and reason. Science and religion. Many people would argue that these terms are incompatible with one another, oxymorons, or that one must endure sever cognitive dissonance

Standing from a high peak, Satan showed Jesus all the kingdoms of the world to make a grand bargain: in exchange for his worship, all the kingdoms will be given to Jesus (Luke 4:5-8; c.f. Matthew 4:8-10).

The Apostolic Fathers are the church leaders who sit in a direct line as followers of the Apostles themselves at the end of the first century and early second century. These include authors such as Ignatius,

It has often been contended that Jesus' disciples stole the body of Christ from the tomb and then proclaimed him resurrected. This conspiracy theory hypothesis was the earliest recorded polemic and given

In the last post we looked at what Michael Licona refers to as "historical bedrock" because of the certainty Biblical scholars and ancient historians assign to these events of history. The three

In his book, The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach, Michael Licona argues that there are three facts regarding Jesus' life which are "historical bedrock" and thus must be

It is often contended that the apostle Paul maintained belief in a spiritual resurrection of Jesus. This view renders such arguments as those from the empty tomb irrelevant according to Pauline thought;

In the last post we looked at the basics of Hans-Herman Hoppe's argumentation ethics (AE) and outlined the argument. Here, we'll look at some of the criticisms of the argument. Robert P. Murphy and Gene

David Hume famously argued that we cannot derive a moral ought from factual statements about what is.1 This distinction has dominated philosophical discourse regarding ethics ever since and proceeded to,

For those of you interested in data science and artificial intelligence, and if you like podcasts. I came across a well-written list (by that I mean more than just a sequence of "this is what I like"

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Let's have a thought experiment for a moment and imagine yourself in the shoes of the slave. You are a slave. You are under the control of a brutal master who treats you like property. You do his bidding,

The MIT Technology Review has long been a reliable source to get a quick intro to many of the technology developments and trends coming out of MIT and the greater Boston Area in particular. However, they