In the last few Friday Philosophy posts we’ve been looking at the presocratics (that is, ancient Greek philosophers who lived and taught prior to Socrates).
Category: Reality
Rivers of Change
Welcome to this week’s Friday Philosophy post. Over the last few weeks we’ve been looking at some of the most famous presocratic philosophers (that is,
Reality as Numbers
In this week’s Friday Philosophy post we’re going to stay with the ancient Greeks and look at an idea by a man who we all
Is Everything Made of Water?
Excuse the bizarre title and bear with me; it’ll make sense in a minute. This is my first Friday Philosophy post, and each week I’m
Leibniz’ Contingency Argument
Why is there something rather than nothing? This is a question that many deep-thinking people have asked throughout the ages. It is the focus of
A True Story?
Let me preface this blog post by saying that I have a tremendous fear of God and I don’t take matters to do with heaven
Does God Have Foreknowledge?
The problem with claiming God has ‘foreknowledge’ is that it implies all future events are already determined. This would only be the case in a
Dimensions of Reality
It is possible to view reality as though there are two separate dimensions. The first we will call the God dimension, and the second the
The Agony of God
After many years of spiritual struggle and honest searching, God has revealed a new understanding of the nature of suffering to me, and I now
Layers of Reality
It is possible to view reality as though there are two separate layers. The first layer we will call the God layer, and the second
