Questions that come before the evidence: what truth is, what counts as knowing, whether the mind is only matter, and what grounds a moral claim. Christian thought has argued about these for two millennia, and the arguments still do real work.
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The brain is indispensable to our mental life. Injury, medication, electrical stimulation, sleep, and anesthesia can all alter perception, memory, personality, and consciousness. But does this prove…
Examine truth, reason, logic, evidence, knowledge, and how we distinguish justified belief from error.
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Explore what it means to be human, why we search for meaning, and how questions of identity, purpose, suffering, death, and immortality shape our lives.
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Consider the foundations of right and wrong, objective morality, virtue, conscience, natural law, and the relationship between moral truth and God.
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Investigate the nature of reality, existence, causation, time, the soul, free will, personal identity, and the ultimate structure of the world.
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Study philosophical questions about God, faith, reason, miracles, religious experience, divine hiddenness, evil, and the rational credibility of religious belief.
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Explore consciousness, reason, perception, personal identity, free will, and the relationship between the mind, brain, and soul.
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