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If religious traditions, belief systems, and moral frameworks are the result of a genuine commitment to and search for the truth, then disagreement of truth

Friedrich Nietzsche is most memorialized in popular philosophy by this catchy, contentious extract from The Gay Science, published in 1882. For all of the ire this quote has

The dangers of retreating into our own private morality.

In our era, different societies and communities worldwide advocate pluralism heavily. Pluralism is a uniquely modern idea, in which a society allows — or even

In the United States the last generation has seen a decisive move away from the Judeo-Christian sexual norms that have reigned in the West for

Three years ago, Chris Stedman, my good friend and author of “Faitheist,” started the blog NonProphet Status. There was no venue for atheists to join in interreligious dialogue, so

THE QUESTION of how democracy can accommodate an increasing plurality of conflicting religious and secular world-views within a single legitimate and stable political structure is

If you read only on Stephen Hawking’s , you might be forgiven for thinking it focuses on the claim that Because there is a law

The ethical theory I currently defend is . But I mostly write about moraltheory, so I rarely discuss the implications of desirism for everyday moral questions

In episode 7 of , Grant Steves responds to the claims of divine revelation: In the late 1960s, the head of the Mormon church suddenly