Protected: Introduction: Religion Faith, evidence, and humanity
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Chapter: Religion
This section of this blook on Religion is a hidden chapter. Each post is password-protected with the same password. If you’d like access to any of the posts, feel free to ask me for it.
The posts are hidden because:
- They are not directly part of Conversational Leadership, though I may integrate them at a later time.
- They are all works in progress, and I plan to spend an extended period reviewing and refining them. However, I’m happy to share them with anyone who is interested.
Protected: Did a God Create the Universe? Why the proposal that a god is the creator of the Universe is not a scientific hypothesis
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Protected: From Gods to Science Why " A god did it" no longer suffices as an explanation
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Protected: the Role of Causality in the Universe’s Creation Analyzing the argument that a god is the necessary cause of the universe.
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Protected: What If You’re Wrong? About your disbelief in God
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Protected: the Problem with Faith Why faith-based claims conflict and fail to explain reality
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