r/askphilosophy - Page 6

216 words Philosophers who are atheists: do most of them base their refutation of the existence of god on empirical grounds, or on reason, requiring no empirical evidence? 342 words Sorry if this is offensive, but I just don't get how a well-read philosopher could be religious. Are there any philosophical defenses of a specific religion that are respected among philosophers? 132 words Can we disprove the existence of a Omnipotent being with power over logic? If not how can we ever know anything? 369 words Question about material implication. 370 words From where does 'moral veganism/vegitarianism' source it's ethics? 344 words How can I improve my papers? 549 words Is existence separated from reality? 115 words Can someone invoke a theological conception of morality in defence meat-eating? 135 words Is our intuitive understanding of free will (could-have-done-otherwise) in contradiction with our current scientific understanding of the world? 224 words Is eating vegan meat as a vegan/vegetarian morally distasteful. 145 words Could someone give a strong argument against Utilitarianism? 141 words Must We Regard Theodore Kaczynski's Manifesto ('Industrial Society And Its Future') As The Product Of A Madman Or A Visionary? 512 words I agree that we *can* imagine Sisyphus happy. But why must we *must* imagine him happy? 206 words Do all individuals pursue self-preservation and self-interest? 148 words How can I explain to someone that I don't believe in free-will without them looking at me like I'm crazy? 488 words Is it immoral to report classmates for cheating? 1,046 words How is the Golden Rule 'lesser' that Kant's Categorical Imperitive? 154 words In Philosophy of Religion, is Atheism a religion? 122 words Is there anything inherently unethical about advertising? 124 words Why is there so much bad philosophy?