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If God is infinite and unchangeable how is there room for the universe? [closed]
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Is it true that a technological society has to weaken family ties and local communities if it is to function efficiently?
Awarded Feb 6 at 10:49
What would happen if I suddenly lost consciousness?
Awarded Feb 6 at 6:03
What aspects of the physical and metaphysical aspects of human existence limit humans from perceiving all of reality? [closed]
Awarded Feb 5 at 13:18
Would seeing the stars spell out a sentence justify belief in a designer?
Awarded Feb 5 at 8:45
Lao Tzu "A good person is the bad person’s teacher. A bad person is the good person’s task." What does it mean?
Awarded Feb 5 at 7:19
can the way a radically different idea is presented optimize the process of accommodation on the receiver's end? [closed]
Awarded Feb 5 at 3:35
Can God's existence be established through reason and publicly accessible evidence?
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Would seeing the stars spell out a sentence justify belief in a designer?
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Why did Kant say space and time do not exist independent of us?
Awarded Feb 1 at 0:57
If the universe was inherently indeterministic, does it rule out an omniscient god?
Awarded Feb 1 at 0:27
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Awarded Jan 31 at 17:02
Would seeing the stars spell out a sentence justify belief in a designer?
Awarded Jan 31 at 14:41
A question on contrapositives and predicates
Awarded Jan 30 at 20:06
What is a philosophical interpretation of Bayes’s theorem when one of the probabilities is zero?
Awarded Jan 30 at 5:42
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If there are evil acts and intentions, then are there evil people?
Awarded Jan 28 at 15:20
Is the “no true Scotsman'” fallacy actually a fallacy?
Awarded Jan 28 at 14:10
What is the modality of a statement that follows from a necessary statement?
Awarded Jan 28 at 13:42
What is the modality of a statement that follows from a necessary statement?
Awarded Jan 28 at 11:21
What passage in Aquinas's Summa does this refer to?
Awarded Jan 28 at 9:28
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Does something that exists hypothetically exist at all?
Awarded Jan 25 at 4:08
Does something that exists hypothetically exist at all?
Awarded Jan 24 at 14:05
Why would modal realist Lewis believe that the answer to the Sleeping Beauty problem is 1/2?
Awarded Jan 21 at 16:17
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Is there any valid Theory that Categorizes statements to levels of their truthfulness? [closed]
Awarded Jan 20 at 19:08
Philosophy books for STEM people
Awarded Jan 20 at 16:26
What is the difference between implication and causality?
Awarded Jan 19 at 21:40
Are morals and justice meaningless? What do philosophers think about them?
Awarded Jan 18 at 17:04
Isn't "modern art" kind of discriminating?
Awarded Jan 18 at 16:25
Are morals and justice meaningless? What do philosophers think about them?
Awarded Jan 18 at 11:48
Is it feasible to alter "well-established" languages?
Awarded Jan 17 at 18:48
Is the doctrine of modern Human Rights considered to be supreme form of Ethics by modern philosophers?
Awarded Jan 17 at 13:20
Deterministic simulation and Pascal's mugging
Awarded Jan 16 at 23:26
Is it feasible to alter "well-established" languages?
Awarded Jan 16 at 23:05
Is there a name for the idea that some actions are good because they solve problems, even if they hurt people?
Awarded Jan 16 at 6:42
Does 'cogito ergo sum' actually establish the existence of an objective truth/reality?
Awarded Jan 15 at 15:41
Is there a name for the idea that some actions are good because they solve problems, even if they hurt people?
Awarded Jan 15 at 6:50
I have an absolute certainty that cannot be refuted
Awarded Jan 15 at 0:26
Was the Brain-in-a-Vat thought experiment explored philosophically before Putnam?
Awarded Jan 14 at 21:31
Is social constructionism a falsifiable theory of human nature?
Awarded Jan 13 at 19:22
What is the difference between implication and causality?
Awarded Jan 13 at 16:18
How can logical soundness be determined, if it is the rules of the logic itself which dictate what is true and false?
Awarded Jan 13 at 7:16
Do the senses themselves (not what they deceptively reveal) exist in some form? [closed]
Awarded Jan 11 at 23:45
Is it bad to seek power? [closed]
Awarded Jan 11 at 3:37
What are valid rebuttals to utilitarianism?
Awarded Jan 11 at 0:43
What are valid rebuttals to utilitarianism?
Awarded Jan 10 at 19:25
Is this is more stable version of Descartes experiment? [duplicate]
Awarded Jan 9 at 4:22
Is there a name for the argumentative tactic where you play dumb and ask for extreme simplification?
Awarded Jan 8 at 22:42
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Are there certain plausible assumptions, such as block or physical determinism, that lead us to conclude that everything we do is equally rational?
Awarded Jan 7 at 10:38
Did Descartes make assumptions in his "I think therefore I exist"?
Awarded Jan 7 at 9:48
Is it possible for God to exist outside of time?
Awarded Jan 7 at 4:51
How to motivate ‘unless’ = ‘if not’, with etymology?
Awarded Jan 3 at 22:16
Could general-AI language generation be a test for sentience, sapience, or consciousness?
Awarded Jan 3 at 17:33
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