...is now out. It's a special issue devoted to exploring the nature of the second-person perspective and its bearing on issues in philosophy of religion.
(A related bleg: Does anyone know where to find EJPR's RSS feed?)
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Sixty Arguments for Atheism
In a previous post , I pointed out that there are over four dozen arguments for atheism. I now see that I was a bit too conservative; here...
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0. Introduction 0.1 Mackie argues that the problem of evil proves that either no god exists, or at least that the god of Orthodox Judaism, ...
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Notes on Swinburne’s “Why God Allows Evil” 1. The kinds of goods a theistic god would provide: deeper goods than just “thrills of pleasure ...
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Justin McBrayer (Fort Lewis College) is an excellent young philosopher. He's also an up-and-comer in philosophy of religion, with speci...
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