The problem of personal, private faith and morality

If you are following the news surrounding Kate Forbes’ tilt at the SNP leadership, you will have come across a fairly common argument about faith

Dawkins rejects scientism whilst affirming it, which is as self-defeating as the position itself

There’s nothing quite like somebody managing to contradict themselves in the space of a few seconds. Here is Richard Dawkins doing just that – see

Ventilators and value

Two recent news stories caught my eye in the midst of lock down. The first, on the BBC website, was headlined: Blind ‘not vulnerable enough’

Thanks to coronavirus, experts are back in fashion. But we must choose our experts wisely

I have commented before about the fact that not all opinions carry equal weight. I said as much here, but I also made the point

The absurdity of life without God

Dr William Lane Craig outlines, from a philosophical perspective, the absurdity of life without God. What real difference does it make if God does not

Should faith groups receive the benefits of being a charity?

The National Secular Society (NSS) has release a report called For the public benefit? In it, they argue that around 12,000 charities in the UK

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