EP #40 | Defending Explaining Post Modernism: Cuck & Multiversity
Two intelligent, non-professional responses to my book explaining postmodernism. A study in contrast. Content, method, and civility.
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EP #110 | Qatar Papers: Canadian Institute of Islamic Civilization
The Canadian Institute of Islamic Civilization in Montreal has a fascinating story and an uncertain future. Kidnapping. Foreign funding. Mysterious money from the Middle East through the Qatar Charity – known for funding the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe and North American. What is going on inside?
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EP #39 | God: The “Evil” Argument
The standard conception of God that is offered to us by theists suggest there are three major features of interest: God is said to be omnipotent or all-powerful, omniscient or all-knowing, and omnibenevolent or all-good. However, if the God who created the world is supposed to be all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good, why did he create a world in which so much evil exists? And not only why did he create a world with so much evil in it, why did he create a world with any evil in it at all? An all-powerful, all-knowing, completely good creator of the universe would not have created an imperfect world with evil in it or would he?
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EP #109 | Politicized Science
Science has been co-opted by a variety of political leaders and activist groups. Each one claims to be “following the science” or they defend their positions by saying there has been a scientific consensus on a given issue. This is nonsense. Science is a dynamic process and the science is never settled. Those who advocate this are doing it for political reasons.
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EP #106 | An EID to Remember
The Muslim Association of Canada had several events on Eid to mark the end of Ramadan for thE year 2020. One of those events was a series of greetings from a variety of political dignitaries from across Canada. Why would Canadian political leaders want to be seen with an organization which has been alleged in their own political system to be a Muslim Brotherhood front group? Who were the politicians that sent their official Eid greetings to Muslims in Canada through the Muslim Association of Canada?
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EP #38 | God: The “Design” Argument
Do the gods exist? As mature and more sophisticated reasoned arguments for and against the idea of god have evolved, we can evaluate eighteen possible arguments, about seven are interesting. Argumentation about the natural world: time, causation, morality, beauty, logic, mathematical precision, and so on. Can they be explained in self-sufficient natural way or only by going beyond the natural?
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EP #108 | Identity Politics: Black Lives Matter & The Path to Failure
The Black Lives Matter movement will not improve the lives of Blacks in America or elsewhere. The movement is based on identity politics and will therefore ultimately lead to more violence and conflict.
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EP #107 | Social Media & Corrupt Governments
The combination of the internet’s memory and the far reach of social media is new. Put into the hands of groups of citizens it may turn out to be incredibly powerful. This will be especially true when rooting out corruption, malfeasance, and racketeering in governments. So can it be done? I am not sure, but I think we’re going to find out in the very near future.
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EP #37 | Thomas Kuhn’s De-Structuring Science
Thomas Kuhn was professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and author of The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, a classic in the history and philosophy of science. Still relevant to our philosophical and cultural debates over science, for Kuhn challenges claims that science is or can be an objective process based upon observational facts that makes progress toward truth.
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EP #105 | Understanding the Economic Future
How will the current economic crisis unfold? There is an economic crisis, which will be followed by a financial crisis, which in turn will produce a sovereign debt crisis. Ultimately, this may finally result in an austerity crisis. That is the point where we might see more social unrest, depending on where you live.
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