Conversations From The Pale Blue Dot

What do you do if you don't know which moral theory is correct?

John and I discuss a variety of naturalistic perspectives.

Eliezer explains his journey from traditional rationality to BayesCraft.

Nick Beckstead explains the moral issues involved in catastrophic risks.

Peter Rollins explains the role of doubt and disbelief in Christian practice.

Marcel Brass explains some of the latest research on intentional action on free will.

Eddie Tabash explains the importance of engaging religion in politics and debate.

Richard Carrier explains how to do history correctly, and the implications of these methods for our understanding of Jesus.

We are not so good at perceiving our own internal states.

Sinhababu defends a Humean theory of motivation.

Gressis and I chat about our competing worldviews.

Price explains the current debate over Biblical authority in evangelical circles.

Young explains recent moral psychology and its implications for moral philosophy.

Tiberius analyzes well-being and the notion of a wisely-lived life.

Michael Bishop discusses Strategic Reliabilism.

Wynne LeGrow is an atheist political challenger for Virginia's 4th congressional district.

Tyler Wunder explains why Alvin Plantinga's reformed epistemology fails.

Lydia McGrew discusses evidentialist Christianity.